Fatal plane crash in Northeastern Ontario
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Can't remember if there's an approach there at all. From what I recall from flying that area for 4 yrs, the approaches only got you down to 400-500'. Bad weather simply means nobody is getting in to those places on those days. They're not going to have a cat 3 ILS anytime soon.
My condolences to the families and friends of the victims.
My condolences to the families and friends of the victims.
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From what has been discussed on another forum, there is no approach there, but the accident occured about a mile and a half out on the extended centerline.
People are suggesting a GPS in OBS mode.
People are suggesting a GPS in OBS mode.
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loss of a dear friend
i still dont have full details on how and what happened but Transport Canada are still investigating probably, the pilot was a dear friend of mine i dont know his full name but everyone around used to call him FARI he has worked as an Flight Instructor where i learned my flying in winnipeg.
