A military plane that residents spotted flying over the Key Peninsula’s Palmer Lake area Sunday night was returning from an ...

John B. Morris Jr. of Kenai was rescued alongside two school-aged family members off the top of a plane that was mostly submerged near Tustumena Lake. But federal aviation records show he holds a ...

The plane didn’t have a locator beacon, and the last ping from the pilot’s cell phone put it in Tustumena Lake, about 80 miles (129 kilometers) south of Anchorage. Terry Godes, one of about a ...

The plane, a Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser registered to Morris, landed for unknown reasons near the toe of a glacier on Tustumena Lake, on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula on Sunday. The pilot and passengers ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A federal investigation into misuse of a student pilot’s license continues for an Alaska man who waited hours for rescue with two young family members on the wing of plane ...

A news release from the Alaska State Troopers says the plane was reported overdue late Sunday night. Authorities began searching the areas around Tustumena Lake and the Kenai Mountains.

The family had endured 12 hours in sub-zero temperatures on the wing of the partly submerged Piper aircraft, in icy Tustumena Lake in Alaska. The trio were lifted to safety by a helicopter and ...

The Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser propeller plane was reported missing in the area of Tustumena Lake and the Kenai Mountains on Sunday around 10:30 pm (0630 GMT Monday) after it failed to return as ...

The plane went down on Sunday night, coming to rest partially submerged on Tustumena Lake, located about 80 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska. The pilot and his two daughters were the only ...