No evidence of engine failure in Westmeath plane crash

An investigation into a light aircraft crash in Co Westmeath earlier this year has concluded that the plane involved did not suffer engine failure.

No evidence of engine failure in Westmeath plane crash
Tue, 15 Aug, 2006 - 12:06

An investigation into a light aircraft crash in Co Westmeath earlier this year has concluded that the plane involved did not suffer engine failure.

Two Dublin-based pilots died when the Cessna plane crashed into a field in Raharney on May 25.

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