Ted Stevens involved in fatal AK accident
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A private plane carrying eight people, among them the former head of NASA Sean O'Keefe and possibly ex-Senator Ted Stevens, crashed in southwest Alaska on Monday night, sources and officials said on Tuesday.
O'Keefe, the CEO of aerospace firm EADS North America and former U.S. navy secretary, was flying on the plane, according to an EADS spokesman.
Alaska's Stevens, the longest-serving Republican in Senate history, lost his re-election bid in 2008 after he was convicted on corruption charges, but the case was later thrown out because of prosecutorial misconduct.
A U.S. official told The Associated Press that Alaska authorities have been told the former longtime Republican senator is among several passengers on the plane. The official, who spoke on grounds of anonymity, says Stevens' condition is unknown.
Ex-head of NASA on plane that crashes in Alaska - U.S. news - Life - msnbc.com
O'Keefe, the CEO of aerospace firm EADS North America and former U.S. navy secretary, was flying on the plane, according to an EADS spokesman.
Alaska's Stevens, the longest-serving Republican in Senate history, lost his re-election bid in 2008 after he was convicted on corruption charges, but the case was later thrown out because of prosecutorial misconduct.
A U.S. official told The Associated Press that Alaska authorities have been told the former longtime Republican senator is among several passengers on the plane. The official, who spoke on grounds of anonymity, says Stevens' condition is unknown.
Ex-head of NASA on plane that crashes in Alaska - U.S. news - Life - msnbc.com

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News this morning that 5 of 9 people aboard a DHC-3 are dead, a list of those who perished has not been released.
5 believed dead in crash of plane carrying Stevens, O'Keefe: Aviation Industry | adn.com
ScienceDirect - Journal of Air Transport Management : The logistics of air cargo co-mingling at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
5 believed dead in crash of plane carrying Stevens, O'Keefe: Aviation Industry | adn.com
ScienceDirect - Journal of Air Transport Management : The logistics of air cargo co-mingling at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
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Sadly...
Stevens killed in crash near Dillingham - KTUU.com | Alaska's news and information source |
Apparently, he was in a separate plane crash in 1978 and his wife perished in that one.
Stevens killed in crash near Dillingham - KTUU.com | Alaska's news and information source |
Apparently, he was in a separate plane crash in 1978 and his wife perished in that one.
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The Washington Post is reporting Steven's was killed in the crash. O'Keefe's status is still unknown.
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The Washington Post is reporting Steven's was killed in the crash. O'Keefe's status is still unknown.
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RIP
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Alaska National Guard doing a News Conference right now.
When asked, the response was "Mr. O'Keefe's status is still unknown."
Although....
Source: EADS exec O'Keefe survives plane crash-source | Reuters
When asked, the response was "Mr. O'Keefe's status is still unknown."
Although....
Aug 10 (Reuters) - The chief executive of European aerospace giant EADS' (EAD.PA) North American unit, Sean O'Keefe, survived a plane crash in southwestern Alaska, a source briefed on the matter said on Tuesday.
O'Keefe and his son survived the crash, which killed former U.S. Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska and several others when the plane went down near Bristol Bay on Monday night, the source said, declining further identification.
O'Keefe and his son survived the crash, which killed former U.S. Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska and several others when the plane went down near Bristol Bay on Monday night, the source said, declining further identification.
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Note: Lifted from PPRuNe (same topic)
Sad to report that the pilot of the DHC-3 has been confirmed as the former Base Chief Pilot at Alaska Airlines who retired several years ago. He grew up flying in Alaska, probably had over 25,000 hours of flight time and owned many aircraft from cubs to flying boats. Tragically, his son in law passed away last week in the C-17 accident at Elmendorf AFB. Truly a horrible week for this family and all aviation in Alaska.
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everybody here was so nice to him when he was alive
.
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ha...nd-guilty.html
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ca...-off-jail.html
now that he's dead, that's different
?

http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ha...nd-guilty.html
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ca...-off-jail.html
now that he's dead, that's different

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everybody here was so nice to him when he was alive
.
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ha...nd-guilty.html
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ca...-off-jail.html
now that he's dead, that's different
?

http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ha...nd-guilty.html
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ca...-off-jail.html
now that he's dead, that's different

Does that make him innocent? Not necessarily, but 'll give him the benefit of the doubt. If the feds had to frame him to make it stick, he might not be such a bad guy after all.
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