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IN PHOTOS: Two Indians among 3 killed in Canada plane crash

Updated On: 07 October, 2023 01:04 PM IST | Anagha Sawant

Three people were killed after a small plane crashed in Chilliwack in Canada's British Columbia. The victims included two Indian trainee pilots on board. One of the trainee pilot is 25-year-old Abhay Gadroo, a local from Vasai area. Report by Diwakar Sharma (Pic/Hanif Patel and special arrangements) 

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Small plane crashed in Chilliwack in Canada's British Columbia (L) and trainee pilot Abhay Gadroo (R)
Small plane crashed in Chilliwack in Canada's British Columbia (L) and trainee pilot Abhay Gadroo (R)
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A 25-year-old Vasai resident, Abhay Gadroo, died at a time when his parents were doing Char Dham Yatra

A 25-year-old Vasai resident, Abhay Gadroo, died at a time when his parents were doing Char Dham Yatra

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Talking exclusively with mid-day, Gadroo’s childhood friend Gaurav Goel said, “Abhay spent his childhood in Vasai and studied at Thakur College, Kandivli. Later, he moved to Canada for commercial pilot license training. So, he was in Canada for the last three years. He was about to complete his training by November this year” Read story: BREAKING: Vasai man among 3 killed in Canada plane crash

Talking exclusively with mid-day, Gadroo’s childhood friend Gaurav Goel said, “Abhay spent his childhood in Vasai and studied at Thakur College, Kandivli. Later, he moved to Canada for commercial pilot license training. So, he was in Canada for the last three years. He was about to complete his training by November this year”

Read story: BREAKING: Vasai man among 3 killed in Canada plane crash

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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) received the information about the incident around 2 pm PST

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) received the information about the incident around 2 pm PST

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The cause of the Piper PA-34 Seneca, a twin-engined light aircraft crash is still unknown

The cause of the Piper PA-34 Seneca, a twin-engined light aircraft crash is still unknown

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"The scene is contained and there were no other reported injuries or risks to the public in the area," RCMP said in a news release

"The scene is contained and there were no other reported injuries or risks to the public in the area," RCMP said in a news release

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