Diver Searches for Plane with Bodies 162 Meters Deep
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A new attempt will be made to raise a small plane that crashed into the lake in Austria's Attersee on Wednesday. The bodies of a 19-year-old flight student and her 24-year-old instructor are still in the wreckage. After an underwater robot failed to prepare the wreckage for lifting due to its extreme depth, specialized divers will now descend to it. They will dive to a depth of 162 meters, where they will try to install lifting ropes on the plan…
Incredible 162 meters deep, two special divers want to dive today, Monday, in the Attersee in Upper Austria, in order to finally manage the recovery of the crashed and sunken small aircraft. The attempt to attach mountain lines with a diving robot had failed.
Today, August 31, 2026, special divers are said to have attached a mountain line to the wreck during the rescue of the small aircraft in the Attersee. STEINBACH AM ATTERSEE. The wreck of the small aircraft which fell into the Attersee on August 26 is located at a depth of about 163 meters, about 300 meters from the shore. After the first attempts with a diving robot failed, today two special divers dived to the wreck to establish a mountain conn…
After the failed attempt with a diving robot the rescue of the crashed small aircraft in the Attersee is to continue today. Two special divers are to prepare the wreck at a depth of about 162 meters for recovery.
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