Officials have confirmed a tragic discovery in Greenland, locating a missing plane that had vanished while traveling between Happy ValleyGoose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Greenland. The aircraft was located by Naviair, a Danish company responsible for air traffic services.
Details of the Plane’s Location
The search operation focused on the mountainous region near Nuuk, Greenland’s capital. The crash site was found approximately 15 kilometers northeast of the city. Sadly, authorities confirmed there were no survivors, with one person on board the aircraft at the time of the incident.
Timeline of the Search Effort
- Saturday: The aerial search for the missing plane was halted due to poor visibility and harsh weather conditions.
- Sunday: The search resumed using boats, leading to the eventual discovery of the wreckage.
Aircraft Information
The plane involved in this tragic event was registered to an American company. It was identified as a Cessna T182. Textron Aviation, the parent company of the Cessna brand, acknowledged the accident but cited regulations from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Danish Maritime Accident Investigation Board, preventing them from releasing further details.
Ongoing Investigation
Next of kin have been informed about the incident. The investigation into the crash has been transferred to local police authorities, who will continue to look into the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate event. Public and emergency services are currently addressing the situation with sensitivity and care.