An apprentice pilot was killed when two single -engine aircraft collided on the air on Tuesday morning. The crash occurred around 8:45 am when the two students conducted take -off and landing exercises with small Cessna aircraft at the Harv’s Air Pilot Training School in Steinbach, Canadian Manitoba District, as the President of the School told CBC. He explained that it seems that both pilots were trying to land at the same time and clashed a few hundred meters before the small landing corridor. The Cessna aircraft have radio applies, however, according to Penner, it seems that the two pilots did not see each other approaching. “We do not understand how they were so close to each other,” Penner said. “We have to wait for the outcome of the research.” Female Student Pilot is Killed As Two Planes Smash Into Each Other in Mid-Air Collision https://t.co/mypbuoknaj-Daily Mail (@dailymail) July 9, 2025 As he noted, one of the pilots had begun his training […]
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