Indian Origin Student Pilot Dies in Canada
Canada Indian-Origin Student Pilot Death: 2 trainee pilots have died in a collision between training aircraft in Canada. The dead include a student of Indian origin Pilot. The Indian Consulate General in Toronto has given information about this on Wednesday. The accident took place on Tuesday morning near the Steinback South Airport in Southern Manitoba, Canada. The debris of the aircraft was found at a distance of about 400 meters from the runway, which Harves used for air pilot school training.
Indian Embassy is helping all possible
The Consulate General said in a post on X, “With deep grief, we mourn the tragic demise of a young Indian student pilot Srihari Sukesh, who lost their lives in a collision in the air near Steinback, Manitoba. We express our deep condolences to his family. Consideration is a condolences to provide all the necessary assistance to their family.”
Aircraft collided with each other
According to the kind of reports that have come out in the local media, Srihari had already obtained his private pilot license and was trying to get the commercial pilot certification. According to Adam Penner, president of Harv’s Air Pilot Training School, two students were practicing takeoff and landing in small western single-engine aircraft at the time of incidents. Penner said, “It seems that both the pilots tried to get down at the same time and collided at a short distance from the small runway.”
Death died on the spot
According to a report by the New York Post, there was radio in his plane, but it seems that no pilot sees another. After the accident, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) declared both the pilots dead on the spot. Harve’s Air Pilot Training School was launched by Penner’s parents in the early 1970s. This school trains about 400 students pilots every year. Students from all over the world come here to take training to fly aircraft.
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