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Photos from the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office recently released to KIRO 7 show the extent of the damage from the Kenmore floatplane emergency crash landing. Photos can be seen here. Mobile users ...

SEATTLE — Federal investigators are working to determine what caused a Kenmore Air seaplane to crash near Sucia Island last Thursday, an incident that left all 11 people on board alive. The National ...

The floatplane had crashed and was wedged between the sea and the rocks, already smoldering, by the time emergency responders arrived. It would soon erupt into flames. Yet through some combination of ...

Federal investigators are set Monday to interview the pilot of the Kenmore Air seaplane that crashed off Sucia Island among the San Juan Islands. All 11 people aboard the de Havilland DHC-3 Otter ...

FRIDAY HARBOR, Wash. — Kenmore Air resumed scheduled flights Saturday, less than two days after one of its floatplanes crash-landed in the San Juan Islands, marking a return to service after the ...

For residents and travelers in the San Juan Islands, the shock over Thursday’s crash of a Kenmore Air floatplane has given way to relief that no one died and hope for a quick restart to the flights ...

SEATTLE — The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating the Kenmore Air seaplane crash near Sucia Island on Thursday evening, when a Havilland DHC-3 Otter floatplane headed for ...

Kenmore Air will resume flight operations Saturday, the airline confirmed. All flights were canceled Friday after the previous evening’s seaplane crash near Sucia Island in Washington’s San Juan ...

The U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday that a Kenmore Air seaplane in Washington state with 11 people on board made an emergency landing ‌near Sucia Island before catching fire, but everyone on the plane ...

The wreckage of a seaplane that crashed with 11 people on board off the coast of Washington and then erupted into flames will be moved to a secure location Friday as investigators try to figure out ...

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