2 victims of training plane crash found in Turkey’s Aydın

November 20 2018 10:29:04

2 victims of training plane crash found in Turkey’s Aydın

DENİZLİ – Anadolu Agency

The two victims of a plane crash on Nov. 19 have been found in Turkey’s Aegean region, according to officials.

Two bodies were found in the wreckage of a missing training plane in Karacasu in the Aydin province on Nov. 20, said Hasan Karahan, governor of the neighboring Denizli province.

The training plane with two people on board crashed after leaving Çıldır airport in Aydın.

Karahan said on Nov. 19 that the reason for the crash is still unknown, but it might have been weather conditions or a technical problem.

The victims were identified as trainee pilot Merve Altun and trainer Hamdi Yılmaz.

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