Galway plane crash report: Bad weather may have disoriented pilot

A report into a Galway plane crash that killed two people has said the pilot may have become disoriented in deteriorating weather.

Galway plane crash report: Bad weather may have disoriented pilot
Tue, 24 Jan, 2012 - 11:01

A report into a Galway plane crash that killed two people has said the pilot may have become disoriented in deteriorating weather.

The aircraft was on a military training flight on October 12, 2009, en route from Casement Aerodrome in Dublin to Galway airport, with an instructor and cadet on board.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: GalwayPlace: Casement AerodromePlace: DublinPlace: Galway AirportPlace: Lough MaskPlace: Co GalwayOrganisation: Air Accident Investigation Unit
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