2 young pilots killed in cargo plane crash
The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the Kamaka Air plane crash that killed two Hawaii men, ages 22 and 26, Tuesday near the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport.
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Honolulu firefighters surveyed the rooftop scene of the Kamaka Air plane crash on Ualena Street on Tuesday, Dec. 17. The plane wreckage came to a rest in a parking lot behind the building.2/9
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Grieving and distraught members of the public gathered near the Ualena Street site of the Kamaka Air place crash on Tuesday, Dec. 17.3/9
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Jim Ireland was on hand for a press conference following a Kamaka Air plane crash on Ualena Street on Tuesday, Dec. 17.4/9
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Sheriff’s deputies and investigators are seen at the crash site of Kamaka Air Flight 689 on Aolele Street on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Honolulu. Two pilots, aged 22 and 26, were killed in the crash.5/9
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Sheriff’s deputies and investigators are seen at the crash site of Kamaka Air Flight 689 on Aolele Street on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Honolulu. Two pilots, aged 22 and 26, were killed in the crash.6/9
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A passing motorcyclist looks towards the crash site of Kamaka Air Flight 689 on Aolele Street on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Honolulu. Two pilots, aged 22 and 26, were killed in the crash.7/9
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Parts of the aircraft fuselage are seen in the stairwell at the crash site of Kamaka Air Flight 689 on Aolele Street on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Honolulu. Two pilots, aged 22 and 26, were killed in the crash.8/9
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Sheriff’s deputies and investigators are seen at the crash site of Kamaka Air Flight 689 on Aolele Street on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Honolulu. Two pilots, aged 22 and 26, were killed in the crash.9/9
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JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Sheriff’s deputies and investigators are seen at the crash site of Kamaka Air Flight 689 on Aolele Street on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Honolulu. Two pilots, aged 22 and 26, were killed in the crash.
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