Efforts to pull up wreckage from fatal Whidbey Island floatplane crash begin Monday
On Monday, officials with the National Transportation Safety Board will be pulling up the wreckage of a floatplane that crashed off Whidbey Island earlier this month.
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The NTSB found the sunken plane a few weeks ago, but with a current of 3 to 5 knots, conditions were too dangerous for divers. A remotely operated vehicle was used to get to the plane.
On Monday, crews will use a remote-controlled barge and crane to pull up the plane.
The Sept. 4 crash into Mutiny Bay killed nine adults and
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