US EditionAuthorities Locate Suspected Remains of the Aircraft that Had Disappeared Near Maiquetía #5Jun - El Impulso
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The Civil Aeronautics Authority of Venezuela reported that the fuselage of the C500 Citation aircraft, life jackets, as well as human remains have been found. The first finding was on June 04, “at approximately 15:39HLV, the Coast Guard Command reports on the location of parts of the aircraft’s fuselage, life jackets, as well as human remains at coordinates 10°42’14”N/066°59’00”W. The second finding indicates that “the same day, June 04, at 16:0…
The Venezuelan authorities confirmed the discovery of the remains of the executive plane that had disappeared last Tuesday night, a few minutes after taking off from the international airport of Maiquetía (central litoral) to Margarita Island (northeast). The National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) reported on social networks that after a wide deployment by sea, land and air, parts of the fuselage, life jackets and human remains were loca…
While the country is keeping an eye on the case of the plane that disappeared on the coast of La Guaira, details of who was on board the aircraft and the progress of the investigations have been made. According to the Venezuelan Aviation account, there were five people on the plane when it disappeared. Until now, it is confirmed that the captain was Charles Cordero and co-pilot Miguel Linares. Unofficial versions point out that two of the passen…
Authorities located human remains and parts of an aircraft that disappeared last Tuesday with five people on board -two pilots and three passengers-, indicated this Thursday the National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC). Through its Instagram account, the INAC detailed that last Wednesday, at 15:39 local time (19:39 GMT), the Coast Guard Command notified the location of parts of the fuselage of the Citation C-500 aircraft, registration YV32…
The National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) reported this Thursday on new findings related to the disappearance of the Citation C500 aircraft, registration YV3217, which lost radar contact on Tuesday, June 3, at 7.57 pm., while covering the Maiquetía-Margarita route with two pilots and three passengers on board. Since the activation of the emergency protocol (Incerfa), the Air Navigation Services (SNA) and various State agencies deployed …
INAC states that search and rescue will continue until further notice. There is no official information on who the passengers were moving on the aircraft.
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