“Tragic Fate of D.C. Crash Claims Innocent Ice Skating Duo: What Happened to These Little Stars?”
In a world where dreams can be as fragile as the ice they skate on, the heartbreaking story of Angela Yang and Sean Kay—two bright young stars of the figure skating community—reminds us just how unpredictable life can be. These budding talents were full of joy and anticipation after a delightful week at the National Development Camp in Wichita, Kansas. With hopes high and futures bright, they tragically met with fate during a recent plane crash involving their American Airlines flight. As news of the incident spread, the skating world is left grappling with the shocking loss of these little champions, taken from us far too soon. How do we find solace in such tragedies, and what can we learn from their short-lived yet impactful journey? Join us as we delve deeper into their story and the community’s response to this devastating event. LEARN MORE
The lives of two talented children were tragically cut short by Wednesday’s devastating plane crash.
Angela Yang and Sean Kay—a dynamic ice skating duo—had “so much fun” at the National Development Camp in Wichita, Kansas, where promising skaters undergo training.
But after the training camp, the children never returned home.
Dynamic ice skating duo Angela Yang and Sean Kay were on the doomed American Airlines flight that crashed on Wednesday
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Yang and Kay were among the youngest victims on the doomed American Airlines passenger plane, which collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk Helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on January 29.
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