
Eleven Skydivers and Pilot Killed in Missouri Plane Crash
Eleven skydivers and their pilot died when their plane crashed in Missouri on a day described as 'beautiful for jumping.' Investigators are now looking for electronic devices of the victims to understand the cause of the fatal accident.
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Investigators Look for Electronic Devices of Victims in Skydiving Crash
The aircraft that went down in Butler, Mo., on Sunday was not required to have had a voice recorder, a National Transportation Safety Board official said.
By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs and Julie Bosman
Read full article →On a ‘beautiful day for jumping,’ a plane of skydivers plummets to the ground
Sunday's plane crash ripped a hole in the close-knit community of skydivers in the Midwest: adventure-seekers who bonded over the adrenaline they get with every jump.
By Annie Gowen, Todd Frankel
Read full article →Missouri community mourns death of 11 skydivers in plane crash: ‘It shocked everybody’
Eleven skydivers and a pilot were killed in Sunday crash as aircraft for Skydive Kansas City was taking off in Butler The Missouri skydiving community is mourning the loss of several of its members after a plane crash south of Kansas City killed 11 skydivers and a pilot. The crash occurred around noon on Sunday in Butler, Missouri, as an aircraft supporting operations for Skydive Kansas City was taking off, the company said in a statement on Monday, as reported by the local news outlet KCTV. ...
By Maya Yang
Read full article →Some of the skydivers killed in Missouri plane crash were experienced jumpers
Read full article →Eleven skydivers and pilot killed in Missouri plane crash
Authorities say crash ‘appears to be an accident’
By Gnaneshwar Rajan
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