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The Northwest Seaplanes Accident on Mutiny Bay: A Few Preliminary Thoughts and Legal Considerations

The Northwest Seaplanes Accident on Mutiny Bay: A Few Preliminary Thoughts and Legal Considerations

by Robert Hedrick | Oct 12, 2022 | Accident, Mutiny Bay

BY ROBERT HEDRICK, CASEY DUBOSE, KERRY KOVARIK, AND CHRIS RUSING {This article was originally published in the Washington State Bar News, October 2022. The Bar News is mailed to every attorney in the State of Washington. We are delighted that it was a featured...
The Second Tragedy: Why Haven’t The Victims Been Found And Recovered

The Second Tragedy: Why Haven’t The Victims Been Found And Recovered

by Robert Hedrick | Sep 10, 2022 | Accident

Losing a family member, whether parent, child, or sibling, or even a close friend, is unbearably hard enough. But the second tragedy of the Mutiny Bay Northwest Seaplanes accident, is the stunning fact that the bodies of nine loved ones remain under water, now eight...
Who was the FAA Certified Operator of the Mutiny Bay Seaplane Accident – Northwest Seaplanes, Friday Harbor Seaplanes, or West Isle Air?

Who was the FAA Certified Operator of the Mutiny Bay Seaplane Accident – Northwest Seaplanes, Friday Harbor Seaplanes, or West Isle Air?

by Robert Hedrick | Sep 6, 2022 | Accident, Mutiny Bay

ALG research has confirmed that the FAA identifies a company called West Isle Air, Inc. as the FAA registered certificate holder for the De Havilland Otter Seaplane, N725TH, which was involved in the accident off Whidbey Island on September 4, 2022.  The Federal...
Hawaii Helicopter Air Tour Crashes Continue Despite NTSB Safety Recommendations

Hawaii Helicopter Air Tour Crashes Continue Despite NTSB Safety Recommendations

by Robert Hedrick | Jun 13, 2022 | General Aviation, Hawaii Accident

On Wednesday, June 8, 2022, a Bell 407 helicopter operated by Paradise Helicopters was on a flightseeing tour on Big Island, Hawaii, when it crashed, injuring all six persons on board, including numerous serious injuries. The accident occurred on a small lava field...
Iceland Crash Raises Questions Of Flight Purpose And Flight Plan Before Accident

Iceland Crash Raises Questions Of Flight Purpose And Flight Plan Before Accident

by Robert Hedrick | Feb 16, 2022 | Accident, Commercial Aviation Accident

By Attorneys at Aviation Law Group PS, Seattle The flight has been called a “sightseeing flight”, yet its purpose was not just for the passengers to look out windows, but to film commercial content for Suspicious Antwerp, a Belgian streetwear clothing brand. The...
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