LatviaCalling
9th Oct 2001, 00:44
I posted the following in Rumors & News, but for those whose hearts are at home, here is a repeat. I am very sorry:
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The following is the bad news when reporting lives lost. According to the Swedish newspaper, Expressen, the following were the crew casualties aboard the SAS plane that crashed in Milan today:
-- Capt. Joakim Gustaffson, 36, Swedish, who had been working for SAS for 14 years. Stationed in Copenhagen. He had 5,624 flight hours in his career. Was employed by SAS in 1987.
-- F/O Anders Hyllander, 36, Swedish, who had been working for SAS for four years and had a total of 2,370 flight hours.
-- Stewart Olaf Jakobsson, 49, Swedish, who had worked for SAS since 1976 and had 15,143 flight hours.
-- Purser Lise Lott Andersen, 57, who had been with SAS since 1971.
-- F/A Janne Penttinen
-- F/A Eiler S. Danielsen
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The following is the bad news when reporting lives lost. According to the Swedish newspaper, Expressen, the following were the crew casualties aboard the SAS plane that crashed in Milan today:
-- Capt. Joakim Gustaffson, 36, Swedish, who had been working for SAS for 14 years. Stationed in Copenhagen. He had 5,624 flight hours in his career. Was employed by SAS in 1987.
-- F/O Anders Hyllander, 36, Swedish, who had been working for SAS for four years and had a total of 2,370 flight hours.
-- Stewart Olaf Jakobsson, 49, Swedish, who had worked for SAS since 1976 and had 15,143 flight hours.
-- Purser Lise Lott Andersen, 57, who had been with SAS since 1971.
-- F/A Janne Penttinen
-- F/A Eiler S. Danielsen