Float plane crash near Washington state's Canadian border
A float plane crashed on a remote island near Washington state's border with Canada, injuring 11 people. The pilot had changed course to avoid a thunderstorm before the aircraft went down. Investigators are examining the circumstances of the crash, including the decision to reroute due to weather. The incident took place in a remote area, complicating rescue and recovery efforts.
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Auto-synthesisedA float plane crashed on a remote island near Washington state's border with Canada, injuring 11 people. The pilot had changed course to avoid a thunderstorm before the aircraft went down. Investigators are examining the circumstances of the crash, including the decision to reroute due to weather. The incident took place in a remote area, complicating rescue and recovery efforts.
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