A Sad Day

[Guest bag swinnger]

For those of you that may have known him, it was the chief pilot from Ruperts land.

The body was recovered this morning.

[shaggy]

sad, sad news indeed.

god speed, to a decent fellow.

cb

[Skidz]

posted by TSB that it was a Ruperts Land 600N working 25NW of Zama Lake Alberta........

 

my condolences to the family.......

 

Hey Rob, where do you get these TSB postings ? I've been to their site and can't find anything...

 

Condolences to friends and family...

[Kyle]

Condolences to family and friends.

 

There is a small article linked within the News section to the story.

[412driver]

gerry get's them e-mailed to him.

 

it's just an initial report. no findings or names. just a reg and machine type and location. i'll look into it.............

[Skidz]

gerry get's them e-mailed to him.

 

it's just an initial report. no findings or names. just a reg and machine type and location. i'll look into it.............

 

Found it !

 

http://listserv.tsb.gc.ca/en/subscribe/

[heliops69]

Truly a sad day my thoughts to the friends and family

 

 

It was about 20 miles north of Zama city which is about 60 mile NW of high level. Talking to people that have been to the crash site they were saying that it almost looked like the tailboom had seperated in flight as it was some 300-400 meters away. However that is still a rumour.

[PerfectTrack]

should that rumour be true, would it surprise anyone?

[hurler]

Sucks

[fltops]

I heard the sad news a few days ago and join the community in wishing his family our deepest sympathy. I had the opportunity to meet him a few year ago and he appeared to be a really good man. I can only imagine how devastating it is for his young family. I hope the TSB will be able to conclude their investigation quickly, so rumors can be put to rest as this company has been plauged in the past years.

 

condolences to his young family