LET- 410 Down in Kivu

[Was that for us?]

Swazi registered LET-410 was reported down in Kivu yesterday. Crew injured but OK. No other info at this time.

[Firefly7]

I heard that they did not have a flight plane and crached on route to Kindo :bored:
I hope that the UN went to help cos no one else here will go
Do you Know that had happen ? I will be in Kindo within 2 weeks I try to find out

[Goffel]

:sad:
On the LET site it says that 14 people were killed,including the PIC.
Apparently the co-pilot and 4 others made it.
Not much other news on it.
Should anyone else have any info,it would be appreciated.

[AFAIRMAN]

Hi folks!
There are some rumors about L-410 Luanda-Kigali. Few days ago was lost somewhere in jungles in Congo. If anyone has info?

[Was that for us?]

Let $!) belongs to Vadim Latkhin / Andre Kasalopov consortium of Pretoria was registered in Rwanda not Swazi as was previously reported.

[Aviamil]

Hi all,

I would be very interested in the " Let site " thats been refered too, also, any operator name to the latest crash would be helpful.

Can anyone confirm if it is 9XR-RC

Many thanks

Marc

[Cardinal Puff]

L410 down about 150nm SW of Kindu. Apparently a night landing after a leak of some kind. No fatalities and both occupants (crew) OK.

[flyheli]

There's a crasehed 3D-KIK laying next to the runway in Kisenyi/Rwanda, right next to Goma/Congo airport...totally burned out.
Seems like it had a blown tire and slid off the rwy...gear collapsed...started burning.

I have pictures if someone is interested.

flyheli

[Firefly7]

Hey man ( flyheli )
That A/C crached about 2 months a go . Its was the pilots frist time into Goma , the wheather was bad , So when he pop out of the clouds he saw a runway .Goma cleared him to land , on short final he thought F$%^ this is short . He landed 12 meter befor the runway and then the gear collapsed. The pilots got out and the A/C burned to the ground

The L410 pax where found by the UN coz there saw people walking out of the bush , To my understanding people got killed and owner thought his A/C was on its way to Angola