FLIGHT 3407
Flight 3407: 10 Years Later - A Special Spectrum News Series
All 49 passengers and crew on board, as well as one person inside a house, lost their lives.
All 49 passengers and crew on board, as well as one person inside a house, lost their lives.
For more than a decade, families whose lives were changed by the crash of Flight 3407 have been fighting to make the skies safer.
The crash of Flight 3407 took away their loved ones, creating a shared grief they wouldn't wish on anyone.
When they lost a loved one in the crash of Flight 3407, these sisters didn't know how they'd heal. Instead, they formed deep friendships.
"Sing You a Brand New Song — The Words and Music of Coleman Mellet" beat out 20 other documentaries.
The families of those lost in Flight 3407 have turned their grief into a tireless, dedicated drive to make sure others don't share their loss.
Two sets of sisters have found creative ways to honor the sister they lost in the crash of Flight 3407.
Families of Flight 3407 victims were determined to learn the truth behind the fatal crash.
In her first-ever interview, Cheryl Borner discusses raising her children without her husband and the way they're keeping him close.
The way to keep their loved ones close, and their memories alive, was by creating a lasting legacy of help and service.
Families picked up the passions and dedications left behind when their loved ones were killed in Flight 3407.
Karen Wielinski has found purpose in writing about book about life after the crash of Flight 3407.
She lost her husband and home when Flight 3407 crashed, but Karen Wielinski has rebuilt her life while honoring what was lost.
Musician's widow hoping to premiere a documentary about her late husband at the Buffalo Niagara Film Festival this fall.
Jean and Paul were planning a summer wedding.
Mary was one of 10 children. Beloved, caring, giving, kind.
Jeanie Bryson talks about Coleman, who was a musician, and what she misses most.
She says Ron loved to dance, loved his family and friends, and was loved by all who knew him.
"Life in general – nothing phased her."
Susan brought joy and life and Judiasm to her students, says her older sister.
