Ten dead in de Havilland Otter plane fire at Soldotna Airport, Alaska Police and emergency personnel stand near the remains of a fixed-wing aircraft that was engulfed in flamesat the Soldotna Airport in Soldotna, Alaska. No survivors were located. (AP Photo/Peninsula Clarion, Rashah McChesney) Source: AP TEN people have been killed in a de Havilland Otter aeroplane that burst into flames at Soldotna Airport in Alaska. The National Transportation Safety Board confirmed that the nine passengers and the pilot were killed in the incident, KTUU reported. Clint Johnson, chief of the NTSB in Anchorage, said the de Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter was taking off from Soldotna Airport. Smoke from the fatal plane fire at Soldotna Airport, Alaska, which killed all 10 on board. Picture: ch2ktuu/Twitter Source: Supplied Meagan Peters of Alaska State Troopers said the fixed-wing aircraft was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to the plane. "There were no survivors located," Soldotna Police Department wrote in a news release.