Clint Johnson Retires After 30 Years | Anchorage News

After nearly 30 years on the job, Clint Johnson, Alaska’s chief NTSB investigator, is retiring — but not before closing the book on the deadly Bering Air crash that killed ten people. Known for his relentless pursuit of aviation safety, Johnson has led over a thousand investigations, including the high-profile 2010 crash that claimed Senator Ted Stevens’ life — and even a personal tragedy in 2013. His tireless work has reshaped safety in Alaska’s skies, earning deep respect from colleagues who say his absence will leave a void. Now, Johnson is ready for family time — though his successor remains unannounced.

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