On Friday 27 July, four people have lost their lives in a plane crash in Anniviers, Switzerland. The Robin aircraft took off from Sion airport for a pleasure flight, but crashed around 16:45 (UTC +2).
“The Rega de Zürich received a warning signal when the aircraft crashed“, Stève Léger, a police spokesman said, “we tried to contact the pilot and immediately started to locate the aircraft, arriving on site around 17:25 we could only determine the death of the pilot and the three passengers.”
The victims are yet to be identified and the cause of the accident is currently unknown, an investigation has been launched.
This post was published on 28 July 2018 12:33
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