Moderators: lilfssister, North Shore, sky's the limit, sepia, Sulako
You're right, according to one of the co-owners. The other co-owner is her father. Very good source on that information.LED wrote:I thought the person piloting the plane was a female?
You've got your wires crossed here. It was a woman flying, but why let that detail be a hindrance to giving out about some chap with poor judgment.stallfortime wrote:... let's just all hope it wasn't a repeat of the chap's poor judgement in his single comanche months ago. Airplanes will fly, if you let them...
p.s.: anyone here know the coordinates of impact? i saw a map on a news story, but have lost it.
All is good S4T. This aircraft was also a long way off track.stallfortime wrote:cncpc: what i was trying to get across was that it would indeed be a shame if the incident we are discussing in this thread is a repeat of mr. telo's type of mishap when he couldn't outclimb apex mountain. That was in a single comanche fully loaded, high temps., forestfire haze.
They took days to find his airplane because they had projected way out along his intended track to Victoria, thinking perhaps the cathedrals, etc. i hope you still don't think i have my wires crossed, except for the fact that many of us are still in the dark as to the real circumstances of this flight.
So many things could be the answer, and it is hoped the survivors will soon be able to shed more light.
Have you not heard of the lawsuits which have been filed, even before the report is released? The TSB has yet to state what the causes of the First Air accident were, other than being some kind of CFIT, but that hasn't stopped the lawyers. It doesn't matter what the cause is to them; if anything negligent was done even in the proximity of the accident, they think they can get damages. For example, several of the victims' families have filed a suit against the Canadian Forces; the CF didn't fly the plane into the hillside, but because they were in Resolute at the time the legal team thinks they can argue that the CF was negligent by not preventing the accident.cncpc wrote:I'm not sure there are vultures circling in the First Air crash. It is worth noting that this was a legal, not chisel, charter, and the airplane still crashed.
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