Two pilots dead after plane crash in Eastern Cape Posted by Anita Froneman on 29 June 2022 Two pilots, 33-year-old Oyit Ajack and 25-year-old Bhadresh Kadiwar have died after an air crash on a farm near Gqeberha on 25 June. The NSRI EOC (Emergency Operations Centre) was alerted by the Aeronautical Rescue Coordination Centre (ARCC) of a light aircraft overdue at a Gqeberha airfield during a flight from Kenton-On-Sea. Police K9 Search and Rescue, Police divers, NSRI Gqeberha, Eastern Cape EMS, volunteer medics from Port Alfred, SA National Parks rangers, and The Mountain Club of South Africa were all involved in the search operation that went on through the night. The plane was later found on a farm in the Kinkelbos area. Police have opened an inquest docket and the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) has launched an investigation. A memorial service will be held for Ajack and Kadiwar at the Algeo Flying Club on 29 June. Picture: Algoa Flying Club ALSO READ Fastjet adds second flight from Johannesburg to Victoria Falls Related Posts Snow on the cards for Western, Eastern and Northern Cape 10 August 2022 Spring might be drawing near but from Sunday, 14 August snowfall is expected in Lesotho... read more Rescue effort to save stranded beluga whale underway 10 August 2022 A beluga whale stranded in River Seine was removed from the water, the first stage... read more Rare beluga whale trapped in France’s River Seine 8 August 2022 A rare beluga whale has found itself in France's River Seine, far away from its... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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