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On a summer afternoon in August of 1996, 41-year-old William 'Bill' Cork, a maritime pilot, was a passenger on a flight that would tragically alter the course of his life and that of the pilot, Nichol Silas. On August 11, 1996, Cork boarded a white Grumman Turbine G-21A Goose airplane, with tail number N660PA, in Dillingham, Alaska. The plane, operated by Peninsula Airways Inc., departed from Anderson Bay at approximately 4:10 PM for what was expected to be a brief 20-minute journey to ...
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