Photo of the crash site. Courtesy of the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.
The Transportation Safety Board releasing new details about a plane crash this past summer that killed all three people on board.
The private plane left Medicine Hat on the night of June 1st, intending to fly to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, but it didn’t arrive.
It was located the next day near Irvine just east of Medicine Hat.
The pilot and two passengers were found dead.
The TSB report shows the pilot had a student pilot permit that had expired five years prior and no records showing the pilot had a license to fly passengers at night.
The full report can be found here.
