Family of five perish in plane disaster in Nashville

Five Canadians from a town near Toronto died in a plane crash in Nashville, Tennessee on Monday. According to report,they all come from the same family.

King Township Mayor Steve Pellegrini said on Wednesday that the community is sad about the deaths of Rimma Dotsenko, her husband Victor and their three children.

Pellegrini said that it is very sad that our closely connected community has suffered a great loss. He also expressed his sympathy to the Dotsenko family as a representative of King Township.

“We are thinking of the victims’ families during this difficult time and hope to hear more about the investigation soon. ”

The Nashville Police said in another social media post how old the victims are. Victor was 43 years old, his wife Rimma was 39, and they had three children named David, Adam, and Emma who were 12, 10, and 7 years old.

The UMCA Rich Tree Academy, a school in Vaughan, shared on social media that the Dotsenko family has been a part of the school for a long time.

The school said that Emma, Adam, and David were very cheerful and brightened up the hallways every day.

“The school said that all the students had a great attitude and were friendly towards their friends and teachers. ”

“We are very sad and grief-stricken as we mourn the loss of the Dotsenko family. It’s hard to put into words. ” This very sad event has made us all feel surprised and upset. We are thinking of and hoping for the best for the people who are close to them during this very hard time.

The school said that teachers will be there to help and support students who are having a hard time dealing with the loss.

“Please think about and pray for the Dotsenko family and their loved ones. Thank you” UMCA said we should remember the good times we had with them and help each other with love and caring.

A small plane with one engine crashed near Interstate 40 in Nashville, and the pilot and four passengers died.

The plane was kept at the Brampton Flight Centre, which is owned and run by the Brampton Flying Club, according to Allan Paige, the general manager.

He didn’t know if the plane left from there because the airport doesn’t have control and flight records.

We don’t know why the plane crashed, but the pilot told air traffic controllers that the engine stopped working and he flew past the airport. The airplane was flying at an altitude of 2,500 feet (762 metres) above the ground and was circling around to try to land.

Air traffic controllers said he could land on runway two and told him to bring the plane down smoothly. However, the plane had already moved down to 1,600 feet (488 metres) at that time, he said.

I am too distant. “I won’t be able to do it,” the pilot said.

Global Affairs Canada said it knows that five Canadians have died in Tennessee. They are talking to local authorities and helping the families.

“We are very sorry for the loss of the victims and we share our sympathy with their family and friends. ” We are thinking about their families and friends,” Global Affairs said.