NTSB: Overloaded plane with moose antlers caused crash that killed Mary Peltola's husband
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A small plane carrying moose meat crashed in Alaska, killing Eugene Peltola Jr., due to being overweight, carrying antlers that caused drag, and turbulent conditions, as detailed in a final NTSB report.
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