What happened
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(-23) This aircraft was on a flight from hallo bay wilderness camp, located within the katmai national park, about 100 miles south-southwest of homer, Alaska. The airplane is missing and no wreckage has been located. A fatally injured female passenger was located on July 3, in ocean waters near Anchor Point, Alaska. The aircraft is presumed to have collided with the ocean waters of the cook inlet, about 7 miles southwest of Anchor Point. No communications were received from the pilot, and no emergency locator transmitter signals were detected. Extensive search operations were conducted and no wreckage was located. The search was suspended on July 2, 2003.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) THIS AIRCRAFT WAS ON A FLIGHT FROM HALLO BAY WILDERNESS CAMP, LOCATED WITHIN THE KATMAI NATIONAL PARK, ABOUT 100 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF HOMER, ALASKA. THE AIRPLANE IS MISSING AND NO WRECKAGE HAS BEEN LOCATED. A FATALLY INJURED FEMALE PASSENGER WAS LOCATED ON JULY 3, IN OCEAN WATERS NEAR ANCHOR POINT, ALASKA. THE AIRCRAFT IS PRESUMED TO HAVE COLLIDED WITH THE OCEAN WATERS OF THE COOK INLET, ABOUT 7 MILES SOUTHWEST OF ANCHOR POINT. NO COMMUNICATIONS WERE RECEIVED FROM THE PILOT, AND NO EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER SIGNALS WERE DETECTED. EXTENSIVE SEARCH OPERATIONS WERE CONDUCTED AND NO WRECKAGE WAS LOCATED. THE SEARCH WAS SUSPENDED ON JULY 2, 2003.
NTSB investigation
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