A floatplane flies low in the Misty Fjords National Monument area in Alaska. Stock photo: GettyTwo seaplanes collided in mid-air on Monday (local time) over southeastern Alaska, killing at least three of those aboard, injuring 10 others and leaving three people missing, US Coast Guard and Federal Aviation Administration officials said. Rios initially reported 10 people from the two planes were receiving medical care, with six others listed as unaccounted for. He later said three of the missing had been confirmed as dead. Neither of the single-engine planes was under air traffic control when they collided, and circumstances of the crash were not immediately known, Kenitzer said.

Source: Otago Daily Times May 14, 2019 01:30 UTC