Authorities say two people have died in a plane crash in the Alaska wilderness, and four others on board the small aircraft survived.
Alaska State Troopers earlier Sunday said four people died and two survived.
The deadly crash closely follows two midair collisions, including one that killed an Anchorage family of four.
Troopers spokeswoman Beth Ipsen says the survivors were being flown to an Anchorage hospital.
Ipsen says the identities of the six on board the Inland Aviation Service have not been confirmed.
The single-engine Cessna 207 departed Saturday evening from the community of McGrath, about 225 miles northwest of Anchorage.
A pilot and five Iditarod School District employees on board were heading to the village of Anvik, which is about 140 miles to the west.