Horizon Air Plane Theft, Crash Exposes Cracks in Airport Security - WSJ
New footage shows airport worker Richard Russell steal plane
Airline employee who stole and crashed Horizon Air plane had Wasilla roots
Richard Russell: 'Heartbroken' family of Seattle airline employee remembers loving son | CNN
Airline employee steals empty plane from Seattle's airport, crashes
How could an airline employee steal a plane? A day after Seattle incident, that's the question - The Boston Globe
Stolen Alaska Air plane exposes aviation's blind spots
Family of man killed in Horizon Air crash shares their thoughts | WNWO
Seattle-Tacoma Airport: Horizon Airline worker stole, crashed plane
Video captures Richard Russell doing tricks in stolen Horizon Air plane | KOMO
Debris remains on Ketron Island one year after stolen Sea-Tac plane crash | king5.com
Richard Russell: quiet, well-liked Seattle airport worker who stole a plane | Plane crashes | The Guardian
This is the man who stole and crashed the Seattle plane - YouTube
Seattle plane crash: Airline employee steals aircraft and takes it on 'erratic' flight pursued by F-15s before crashing | The Independent | The Independent
Airline employee steals plane from SeaTac, does aerial tricks with F-15s in pursuit before crashing
The Seattle Worker Who Stole a Plane Exposed a Security Risk | Time
Airplane of opportunity'? Richard Russell raised pilot's suspicions a year before Sea-Tac plane heist | The Seattle Times
Seattle-Tacoma Airport: Horizon Airline worker stole, crashed plane
Airline worker who stole plane told air traffic controllers: 'I don't want to hurt no one' - ABC News
Richard Russell, pilot of stolen Horizon Air plane, had lighthearted tone before deadly crash - CBS News
Suicidal” airline employee steals plane, takes it for a "joyride" before crashing.
Family of man killed in Horizon Air crash shares their thoughts | KOMO
Richard Russell Stole a Plane in Seattle and Crashed It. How'd He Learn to Fly? - The New York Times
Horizon Alaska Air Group employee who stole, crashed plane was 'fully credentialed,' officials said - Puget Sound Business Journal
