NTSB to Meet on the Ethan Allen Accident

July 21, 2006

The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a public Board meeting July in Washington, D.C. The Board will consider a final accident report on the October 2005 tour boat that capsized on Lake George. Twenty of the 48 people aboard died in the accident.

NTSB to Meet on the Ethan Allen Accident

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