Pilot radioed in ‘Mayday’ call before Australian plane crash
Police blamed "catastrophic engine failure" when a twin-engine
But
"My understanding is he only used the word 'Mayday' a number of times," Hood told reporters, referring to radio communication from pilot
"My understanding is he didn't refer to the specific nature of the emergency," Hood said.
Quartermain was the 63-year-old owner of the charter company
The passengers were identified as
Quartermain was investigated by the
Because of that incident, the
Hood said he would not comment on Quartermain or his flying record. He added his flying record as well as the plane's maintenance record would be part of the crash investigation.
The bodies were removed from the wreckage on Tuesday, said Police Superintend
The busy shopping mall had yet to open for the day when the plane crashed after taking off from
De Haven's sister,
"He managed to get through all of that, to die this way," Wicht told The Associated Press.
She said the 70-year-old De Haven was "extremely athletic" and at one time aspired to become a pro golfer, but his young family at the time came first. After he retired, De Haven went on the senior pro golf circuit.
De Haven and his wife were part of a larger group that included at least two other couples who were touring
She earlier told
Munsch was a founding partner in the
"He could take something that's exceedingly complicated and boil it down and present it in a very simple way in court that was easy to understand,"
Munsch's neighbor, Washburn, was also a victim, his son,
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