Wizz Air pilots died in a horrific crash, here is their last conversation
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A Hungarian small plane crashed in Sweden on 18 June with two Hungarian nationals on board. Now Hír TV published the last words of the pilots and the air traffic controllers. The two pilots who died in the accident were employees of the Hungarian low-cost airline, Wizz Air.
Wizz Air pilots died in Sweden
As we wrote before, the Swedish police found the wreck and the bodies of the two Hungarians on board dead this Monday in 8-10 metres depth. The propeller-driven aircraft crashed into the sea 120 kilometres southwest of Stockholm. According to Swedish authorities, the Socata MS.893 Rallye Commodore 180 light propeller aircraft took off from Poland and was heading for Dala-Järna, northwest of the Swedish capital.
But they changed course for unknown reasons en route and headed for Skavsta International Airport, 100 kilometres southwest of Stockholm. The accident took place at 8 PM last Sunday. The Swedish authorities believe they modified their flight plan because of the bad weather conditions. Check out a video of the crash site HERE.
This was their aircraft:
Later, it became clear that two employees of the Hungarian low-cost airline, Wizz Air, lost their lives. Both were between 40 and 50. The two men were on a private journey. They travelled to Sweden to buy a new plane. Their bodies were found with the help of helicopters and Swedish divers in the sea this Monday.