Asunto: | [notisar] ST. VINCENT: REPORTE 22NOV06 DE LA DETRESFA DEL J8-VAX CERCA DE ISLA BEQUIA | Fecha: | Jueves, 23 de Noviembre, 2006 05:48:29 (-0400) | Autor: | rescate humboldt <notisar1 @.....com>
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ST. VINCENT: REPORTE
22NOV06 DE LA DETRESFA DEL J8-VAX CERCA DE ISLA BEQUIA
ECCAA start probe into SVG
Air crash; pilot and passenger not found
Wednesday, November 22, 2006 - 8:30 am UPDATE
One investigator from the Eastern Caribbean Civil Aviation Authority (ECCAA)
has already arrived and another one is due in a matter of hours to start a
probe into the disappearance of an SVG Air aircraft Sunday evening.
Feared dead are pilot Dominic Gonsalves and sole passenger Manager of American
Eagle on Canouan Rasheed Ibrahim.
Investigators will have their work cut out as search teams have so far turned
up four items from the downed aircraft: an unused flare kit, a seat rest, a
life jacket that was not inflated and a wooden chock with the markings
"SVG Air".
One of the areas in which the investigation is expected to focus are the
circumstances at the time the aircraft disappeared and why there was a lag time
between its disappearance and the start of the search and rescue.
The plane should have landed at 6:55 pm Sunday. The pilot radioed four minutes
before arrival but never arrived. It took more than two and a half hours before
a search and rescue operation was launched.
Reports suggest that Neisha DaSilva, the mother of Rasheed Ibrahim, was the
person who raised the alarm after her son failed to show up.
Director of Airports Corsel Roberts said the plane enroute from Canouan to St
Vincent Sunday evening was last in contact with the Control Tower at the ET
Joshua Airport as it was descending through 1100 feet over the
western end of Bequia on its final approach to St Vincent.
It was somewhere along that nine mile stretch that the plane vanished. In the
last radio contact, SVG Air pilot Dominic Gonsalves reported seeing a Dash-8
aircraft in front of him. Robertson also reported that a LIAT aircraft
reporting sighting the five-seater aircraft.
There was no distress call. LA MEJOR MUSICA DE LA GALAXIA POR
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