Southcentral Alaska plane crashes leave 3 people dead
Three people are dead after two separate plane crashes in two days in Southcentral Alaska. The first crash happened Friday morning. According to state troopers, a rescue team from the Alaska Rescue Coordination Center found a single-engine Champion 7GCBC plane near Tustumena Lake on the Kenai Peninsula.
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