Raisbeck Engineering, a Tukwila-based company that specializes in airplane modifications, was leasing the plane.
On Saturday, local authorities determined the plane had four — not two — passengers. Few other details were available.
Public flight data suggested the plane was a Cessna 208B Caravan departing from Renton. The plane had flown many times this week.
Parents believe toxins in company factories caused serious birth defects in their kids.
Six years ago, Marie Riley heard about a law firm seeking aerospace workers whose children suffered birth defects — like her.
The 181 pets were evacuated from Florida to the Pacific Northwest. They’ll now be adopted at shelters around Puget Sound.
Three rural sites south of Seattle are being considered for a new airport, too, officials said this week.
Eviation Aircraft’s battery-powered plane logs successful first flight from Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake.
The interim CEO will continue as president for the electric aircraft maker; Eviation just inked a deal for 50 new planes.
Starting Nov. 30, Alaska Airlines will offer daily nonstop flights from Paine Field to Anchorage, Alaska.
Federal regulators said they are satisfied with changes Boeing has made in the plane’s production.
Walmart heir Steuart Walton bought the historic aircraft and artifacts. The museum is set to reopen within the year.
A judge ruled the Navy violated federal law in an environmental study of expanded Whidbey Island jet operations.
The company delivered 51 passenger and cargo planes in June, its best month for deliveries in recent years.
Raises for gate agents, stores personnel, office staff, as well as ramp workers who load cargo.
Robert DeLaurentis, known as the “Zen Pilot,” submitted a letter of intent to purchase the A.J. Eisenberg Airport.
Service begins July 14. Flights to Friday Harbor and Orcas Island airports take about 25 minutes.
A $2.3 million federal grant will pave the way for a project to resurface the airfield’s main runway.
The Arlington company said a bigger runway and flatter terrain are better suited to early testing of the commuter aircraft.
Pack smart for TSA: Antlers, ashes and Harry Potter wands are OK, but leave the bear spray at home.
