Bahamas plane crash cause - A small airplane crashed in the Bahamas early Sunday killing over nine passengers with renowned minister, Myles Munroe on board. Investigations following the crash are set to push through a day after the tragic incident. What could have been the Bahamas plane crash cause: human error on the side of the pilot or the incidence of heavy rain during the landing?
The Lear 36 Executive Jet, which had come from Bahamian capital of Nassau, was preparing to land at the Freeport in Grand Bahamas at around 5 in the afternoon. However, the plane crashed minutes after it's' attempt to land killing off nine of its passengers, crew and pilot. After the report of the crash, the Bahamas plane crash cause had not been stated by the Ministry of Transport and Aviation.
"The Department of Civil Aviation has been advised unofficially that the aircraft was destroyed and that there were no survivors," says the ministry.
The Bahamas plane crash cause has yet to be determined but heavy rain was noted in the region the day of the accident. The investigation is set to start by Monday. Bahamas Air has refused to comment on the Bahamas plane crash cause, if it truly was an error with their pilot manning the plane.
As for the family of the deceased nine passengers, they continue to be in mourning. All nine passengers were confirmed to be members of a prominent religious group led by Munroe. Even if the Bahamas plane crash cause is yet to be revealed, members of the group have offered their prayers with regards.
"Ambassador Young expresses his deep sadness over the tragic death of his friends Dr. Myles and Mrs. Ruth Munroe," shares the Munroe organization in report by CNN, adding, "He offers condolences to the Munroe family and the families of the other souls who lost their lives as a result of this shocking plane crash."
A full investigation on the Bahamas plane crash cause is scheduled on Monday.
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