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Early signs point to ‘very rare’ in-flight break up as cause of fatal Fort Simpson crash: investigator
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Early signs point to ‘very rare’ in-flight break up as cause of fatal Fort Simpson crash: investigator
Photo: A photo of Fort Simpson and the encroaching wildfire taken at 8:30 a.m. on July 1. The fire has led to the town’s evacuation and halted investigations from the Transport Safety Board of Canada into a nearby plane crash which killed three people on June 24. By: Dylan Follett Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Yellowknifer While the lead investigation has been interrupted by wildfires and an evacuation, early findings suggest an “in-fligh…
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