Chonburi, Rushing to find the cause of a small plane crash in Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province, resulting in the death of one pilot and one injured. Initially, it is known that the deceased had been an expert in aviation for more than 15 years and was not related to Children's Day This morning (January 13), a small plane crashed behind a car tire repair shop in the middle of a rice field, Village No. 5, near Huai Yai Temple, Huai Yai Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. The incident was in the middle of a cow farming field. About 500 meters from Huai Yai Road, the remains of a small airplane were found. Single-engine, 2-seat model, number U-H 77 (U-H77), the whole boat is damaged. Debris from the plane was scattered all over the area. Airplane wings resting on trees One person died inside the cockpit, namely Mr.Stefan Molnar, Austrian nationality, age 50, and one person was injured, namely Mr.Christian Leonardo Schuf, age 52, German nationality. Both ankles were deformed and the lowe r left rib was broken. The officials then took him to Wat Yan Hospital. and forwarded to Bangkok Pattaya Hospital From the investigation, it was found that the two pilots who died and the injured had experience and expertise in aviation for more than 15 years. The deceased and the injured rented the aircraft regularly. Before the incident, the plane took off from the temporary takeoff and landing area of ??Eastern Pattaya Airfield to travel to the temporary takeoff and landing area in Huai Yai. Which normally takes about 15 minutes to fly, traveling with a group of friends on another 3 planes, which was the first plane to take off. It was flying at an altitude of no more than 1,000 feet but had an accident first. At the time of the incident, the weather was clear and there was no strong wind. The officials collected the body and sent it to the medical examiner for an autopsy. The wreckage of the plane has been kept at Huai Yai Police Station for further investigation to determine the cause. Mr. Chaiphon Pae phiromrat Deputy Governor of Chonburi Province Was assigned by Mr. Thawatchai Srithong, Governor of Chonburi Province, to visit Mr.Christian, who was injured because he is a foreigner living in Thailand. must give care Ready to reveal that the news that the plane will go to the Children's Day event is not true at all. As for the cause of this accident, we must wait for officials to investigate first. Source: Thai News Agency

Chonburi, Rushing to find the cause of a small plane crash in Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province, resulting in the death of one pilot and one injured. Initially, it is known that the deceased had been an expert in aviation for more than 15 years and was not related to Children's Day This morning (January 13), a small plane crashed behind a car tire repair shop in the middle of a rice field, Village No. 5, near Huai Yai Temple, Huai Yai Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. The incident was in the middle of a cow farming field. About 500 meters from Huai Yai Road, the remains of a small airplane were found. Single-engine, 2-seat model, number U-H 77 (U-H77), the whole boat is damaged. Debris from the plane was scattered all over the area. Airplane wings resting on trees One person died inside the cockpit, namely Mr.Stefan Molnar, Austrian nationality, age 50, and one person was injured, namely Mr.Christian Leonardo Schuf, age 52, German nationality. Both ankles were deformed and the lowe r left rib was broken. The officials then took him to Wat Yan Hospital. and forwarded to Bangkok Pattaya Hospital From the investigation, it was found that the two pilots who died and the injured had experience and expertise in aviation for more than 15 years. The deceased and the injured rented the aircraft regularly. Before the incident, the plane took off from the temporary takeoff and landing area of ??Eastern Pattaya Airfield to travel to the temporary takeoff and landing area in Huai Yai. Which normally takes about 15 minutes to fly, traveling with a group of friends on another 3 planes, which was the first plane to take off. It was flying at an altitude of no more than 1,000 feet but had an accident first. At the time of the incident, the weather was clear and there was no strong wind. The officials collected the body and sent it to the medical examiner for an autopsy. The wreckage of the plane has been kept at Huai Yai Police Station for further investigation to determine the cause. Mr. Chaiphon Pae phiromrat Deputy Governor of Chonburi Province Was assigned by Mr. Thawatchai Srithong, Governor of Chonburi Province, to visit Mr.Christian, who was injured because he is a foreigner living in Thailand. must give care Ready to reveal that the news that the plane will go to the Children's Day event is not true at all. As for the cause of this accident, we must wait for officials to investigate first. Source: Thai News Agency