Diver Searches for Plane with Bodies 162 Meters Deep
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After the crash of a training aircraft into the Attersee, forces struggle for days with enormous depth and poor visibility. Several attempts to get to the wreck initially fail. Now they are successful.
A wreck is lifted from a depth of 160 metres. On board: the corpses of a 24-year-old flight instructor and his 19-year-old student. Both come from Germany according to current findings.
Special divers have succeeded in attaching mountain lines to the wreck. The machine has been officially secured.
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.
STEINBACH/WELS. On Monday the rescue of the small aircraft crashed in the Attersee, which had been on a training flight. In the early afternoon the wreck was on the safe shore. The fire department cut the two dead inmates out of the demolished cockpit.
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