Two hikers found the wreckage of a crashed plane 73 years ago

According to what was reported by the British media Daily Record, The wreckage belongs to British Airways flight S200P, which crashed and caught fire after crashing into the mountain on April 21, 1948. Of the 16 passengers, there were only 13 injured and no fatalities.

According to the archives of the time, the plane took off at 3:09 p.m. Argentinian time. After an hour, Glasgow Airport air traffic control gave him clearance to approach the runway. Near the air station, the plane collided with Irish law and collapsed in three. The investigation that followed revealed that the cause was a pilot error, with no technical issues found.

“Kathryn, my friend and hiking partner, and I explored all of the local hills. We never expected to find something like this. We didn’t even know about the crash, ”Pamela told The Sun.

Contrary to the curious story in Scotland, what happened in America was a tragedy. Three people were killed and another injured after an airman failed to reach an airport runway. and struck the plane against a car in a residential area.

The tragedy occurred in the state of Florida. Everything was recorded by the security cameras of one of the houses in the neighborhood. There you can see how the aviator, who wanted to get off at North Perry Airport, crashed into the asphalt, with the misfortune that only one family was crossing the plaza in their car.

Unfortunately, this is not the first time that such a situation has occurred. According to a local channel, in the past 10 months there have been five accidents, including four fatalities, with a total of five fatalities. “There have been a lot of plane crashes. It’s pretty devastating, especially what happened to these people. It’s pretty sad. We are very scared, but no one is doing anything to change the situation. This will continue to happen, ”said one of the neighbors.

The accident is under investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration and the United States National Transportation Safety Board.