New details emerge on plane that crashed, killed 2 Arizona wildfire officials
View Comments New details give insight into the plane that crashed while responding to a wildfire in northwest Arizona on Saturday, killing two fire officials inside. The Federal Aviation Administration released a new airworthiness directive for the Beechcraft King Air C90 (and others) on Jan. 11. The directive was prompted by reports of cracks in the lower forward wing fitting of Beechcraft Corporation aircrafts that could lead to crashes. A resident near the fire who told The Arizona Republic she watched the plane crash said officials at the crash site told her they saw a wing fall...