Windshield blowout in plane high over Western Alaska prompts NTSB investigation
A single-engine turboprop plane carrying nine passengers made an emergency landing after half the windshield blew out miles above Western Alaska this month. Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday that the agency is opening an investigation into the March 7 incident.
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