Multiple agencies responded and the public was asked to avoid the area.The exact circumstances of the crash were not immediately known. The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating, the FAA said.In a statement provided to CBS News, a spokesperson for Fairbanks International Airport acknowledged "the ongoing situation involving the Douglas DC-4 aircraft crash on the Tanana River near Kallenberg Road."
ublico Text", serif; font-size: 21.12px; box-sizing: border-box;">The spokesperson said the airport was "actively cooperating" with law enforcement.ublico Text", serif; font-size: 21.12px; box-sizing: border-box; margin-top: 25px;">The Douglas DC-4 was first manufactured in the late 1930s as a military aircraft, according to the Aviation Safety Network, and can carry several dozen passengers.
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