One Year Later: Here Are the Victims of the Washington, DC, Plane Crash

One year later: Here are the victims of the Washington, DC, plane crash

Many of the families have stayed in touch. They hold weekly calls to connect and support one another, but also to organize their advocacy for safer skies.

What happened to the memorial notes left at ICT for Flight 5342?

Nearly every single note, handwritten letter and photo was saved by the airport and gifted to the Wichita Public Library for archival purposes. KAKE News was the first to request to see the archives. On Wednesday, we were shown how…

One year later: Charlotte-based crew and passenger remembered in Flight 5342 tragedy

The crash remains the deadliest aviation disaster on U.S. soil in more than two decades.

The job’s not finished

Today marks the one-year anniversary of a horrific tragedy over the skies of our nation’s capital — the crash of American Airlines Flight 5342. While 12 months have passed, the loss of those 67 souls and the impact it had on their loved ones, their communities, and the country remains painfully fresh. It is often challenging to find any source of comfort in such unspeakable heartbreak. Yet somehow, through that immense pain, the families of Flig…

D.C. plane crash: Honoring victims and making air travel safer 1 year after tragedy

News4 covers the crash victims’ families, first responders’ memories and transportation officials’ warnings a year after the D.C. plane crash.

Families gather in Washington to remember Flight 5342 victims one year later

Families, friends and first responders gathered in Washington Wednesday evening to pay tribute to the 67 people who died in the Flight 5342 crash one year ago.