Another Day Another Crash (NWT)

[down north]

It certainly has been a rough few months in regards to aircraft accidents:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/north/story/20 ... -dead.html

This one near me not far from Yellowknife, NWT

Yellowknife RCMP are investigating a plane crash 55 kilometres north of Yellowknife on the shore of Fishing Lake.

The sole occupant of the aircraft, the pilot, from Yellowknife, is dead.

RCMP were called early Tuesday and have begun an investigation.

The Transportation Safety Board and N.W.T. coroner's office also are investigating. Cause of crash has not been determined and the victim has not yet been named.



Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/north/story/20 ... z0yDpIqkiJ

[kevinsky18]

If anyone knows who the pilot was please pm me.

[North Shore]

My condolences to the family and friends.

[godsrcrazy]

The Name has not been released yet. For those who may have a friend flying in Yellowknife that you may be worried about PM me and i will only confirm or deny the name you ask me about. I will NOT tell anyone the name otherwise unless it is released to the public.

My Condolences to the Family and friends. He truly was a very good guy.

[SeptRepair]

Cadors #2010C3024 Cross referencing aircraft type to region leads to one person. My condolences.

[midwingcrisis]

Septair ....curious why you think it would lead to just one person?

[SeptRepair]

You know, I re read what I wrote and your right. It doesn't lead to one person per say. But my research of Cadors and knowing the aircraft was a Bellanca and there only happens to be one registered in the northern region. It seems the person who perished was a known local. I just connected all the dots and came to the conclusion that pointed to one person. I guess the aircraft could have been borrowed so there is room for error in my calculations.

[NJ]

There are a few CH7B's up in the Knife. But I think this one was the only one of that model.

Sad to hear about this. My condolences to all family and friends.

Nick