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NTSB: Strong Winds During Arkansas Plane Crash

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The twin-engine plane crashed Feb. 22 several miles south of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport. At the time of the crash, the airport reported wind speed at 19 knots (35 kilometers per hour) The flight was transporting emergency workers from Little Rock, Arkansas, to Columbus, Ohio. A final report is many months away.
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NTSB: Strong Winds During Arkansas Plane Crash

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - During last month's deadly crash of a small plane near Little Rock, there were "changing/deteriorating weather conditions from

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