The Diamond DA40 training aircraft, which crashed in Orenburg region today, February 2, three people were killed, belonged to the St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation.
"The Diamond DA plane belonged to the St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation," the operational services told TASS.
According to the telegram channel Shot, the board disappeared from radar around 10.40. He collapsed in the village of Janatalap.
According to preliminary information, cadets of the St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation and a pilot were on the plane.
TK "112" reported that the identities of those killed in the crash of the Diamond DA40 aircraft, which made a training flight, became known: Vasily N. born in 1989 (pilot), Timofey K. born in 2005, 3. Dmitry S. born in 2004.
The cause of the crash is to be determined by experts.
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