northern British Columbia

22 Ottobre 2015

Plane was taking off from a grass runway when it crashed, says the Transportation Safety Board

This is all that remains of the small plane that crashed in northern B.C. on Friday night.

This is all that remains of the small plane that crashed in northern B.C. on Friday night. (CBC)

Two people are dead after a Cessna 207 crashed Friday afternoon in Taylor, B.C., about 15 kilometres south of Fort St. John.

Baldonnel, B.C.
The Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash of a light plane near Baldonnel in northern B.C. that has claimed two lives. (Google maps)

The small privately-owned plane was taking off on a grass strip runway around 3:15 p.m. PT when the aircraft crashed.

Two were killed and the Cessna burned after impact.

The Transporation Safety Board is sending two investigators from Edmonton Oct 17 to gather information and assess the accident.

“The aircraft crashed on take-off and the two people on board were fatally injured,” said Jon Lee with the Transportation Safety Board. 

Fonte:www.cbc.ca/news/canada


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