At a Depth of 160 Metres: Aircraft Mining in Lake Attersee Is Delayed
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The undertaking is now to take place on Monday, a spokesperson for the Landespolizeidirektion Oberösterreich shared.
WIESSENBACH. On Monday, the propeller machine crashed into the Attersee during an exercise flight with two dead inmates from 165 meters depth is to be recovered. "We are in the plan," a police spokesman informs.
The two-seater P2002JFS machine is about 160 metres deep. Two German citizens, 19 and 24 years old, were killed in the crash on Wednesday. Their bodies are on board. Wolfgang Hufnagl, district fire commander of Vöcklabruck, pointed to the difficulty of the work already on Saturday. The task was "requesting", he said to the APA. The rescue can only be talked about when the lines are fixed.
Two German citizens, 19 and 24 years old, died in the crash on Wednesday
The recovery of the propeller aircraft crashed at Steinbach from a depth of 160 metres is delayed again. After weather-related setbacks and extremely complex preparatory work, the high-brisante operation is now scheduled for Monday.
The P2002-JF, which was first planned for Saturday and then for Sunday, was once again postponed. It is due to take place tomorrow, Monday, August 31, 2026. The bodies of the two victims are still on the plane.
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