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LEGAZPI CITY – The bodies of the four passengers and the debris of the ill-fated Cessna plane which crashed near the Mayon Volcano's crater on Feb.

"With the full support of the EDC, hindi tayo pinapabayaan, all throughout, full force, full support sila sa lahat ng resources including vehicles and the needs of the rescuers. "We mourn the confirmed passing of our dear colleagues, Captain Rufino James Crisostomo Jr., Joel G Martin, Simon Chipperfield, and Karthi Santhanam, who were on board the Aircraft RP-C-2080 that was reported missing early Saturday morning shortly after taking off from the Bicol International Airport," Richard B. Tantoco, President and Chief Operating Officer of EDC, said in a statement. Baldo, the incident commander, in an earlier press conference on the same day, confirmed that they have shifted from rescue to retrieval operation upon receiving information and photos confirming the bodies of passengers, including the pilot, Capt. 18 were already verified and documented but the retrieval team temporarily suspended operations on Thursday due to the loose soil and the fogginess in the area. (The site has been seen, there is no life there, so we are in a retrieval operation.

TEHRAN, Feb. 23 (MNA) – All four people aboard a light aircraft that crashed in the Philippines at the weekend have been confirmed dead, authorities in the ...

But rainy conditions, the risks of landslides and a “moderate” volcanic unrest level complicated search efforts, according to CAAP. The six-seater Cessna 340 aircraft was bound for the capital Manila when it lost contact with air traffic control on Saturday after it left Bicol International Airport in Albay province, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP). The bodies of pilot Rufino James Crisostomo Jr., crew member Joel Martin, and Australian technical consultants Simon Chipperfield and Karthi Santhanam have been found on Mount Mayon volcano, and a team was working to retrieve them, CNN Philippines reported, citing Camalig Mayor Carlos Irwin Baldo.

Searchers who hiked the slopes of a Philippine volcano to find the wreckage of a plane confirmed the four on board didn't survive, the local mayor said.

Contact with the plane was lost a few minutes after it took off from Albay’s international airport Saturday morning for the hourlong flight to the capital, Manila. “Can I just express my condolences to both Australian and Filipino families of those who died in the very tragic plane accident?” Marles asked Philippine defense chief Carlito Galvez Jr. in order to undertake this task,” Albanese told reporters in the South Australia state capital, Adelaide. The company deployed teams backed by helicopters and drones to help in the search, which was hampered by heavy rains, gusty wind and thick clouds. The mayor oversaw the search for the Cessna aircraft by nearly 200 army troops, firefighters and volunteers, including veteran mountaineers. “There were no survivors,” Mayor Carlos Baldo of Albay province’s Camalig town told The Associated Press in a cellphone message when asked about the fate of the four people onboard the plane.

Rescuers located the bodies of four people onboard a small plane that crashed near the crater of an active volcano in the Philippines, officials said.

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - Philippine rescuers have confirmed four people died after the plane they were in crashed on an active volcano at the weekend, ...

Manila-based Energy Development Corporation said previously that it owned the plane. Baldo said 179 people were involved in the operation to carry the bodies down the steep slopes of the volcano. Carlos Baldo, mayor of Camalig municipality, which overlaps the crash site, said a search and rescue team reached the wreckage on Wednesday and confirmed there were no survivors.

RETRIEVAL operations were underway Thursday after authorities confirmed that the bodies of four people on board the Cessna aircraft that crashed on the ...

“We stand in compassion and deep sorrow with the families of our fallen Kapamilyas in this unthinkable tragedy. 18, just three minutes after taking off from the Bicol International Airport, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP). The aircraft went missing in Camalig, Albay at 6:46 a.m.

The rescuers have recovered the bodies of all four people who were on board the fateful Cessna 340 aircraft that crashed on the western side of Mount Mayon ...

Mayon, which stands tall at 2,462 metres, last erupted in 2018 and displaced tens of thousands of residents. The two Australians on board were deployed as technical consultants for the renewable energy company. Heavy rain can wash down the debris which makes it highly difficult for the rescue team to go about its business.

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The six-seater Cessna 340 aircraft was on its way to Manila when it lost contact with air traffic control on Saturday after it took off from Bicol International Airport in Albay province, CNN reported citing the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP). We are working with authorities to bring them home to their loved ones where they may rest in peace,” the company wrote. A team was working to find the people after the plane crashed in the Philippines at the weekend, CNN reported quoting

THE Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) said it is trying to reconstruct the final moments before a Cessna plane crashed into Mount Mayon.

It was the second recent crash involving a Cessna. "The wind and the condition surrounding a mountain, specifically flying very close to a mountain, are very unpredictable." "As pilots, we were trained to avoid mountainous areas," Diaz said.

The Energy Development Corporation (EDC) extended condolences to the bereaved families of the four passengers aboard the Cessna aircraft RP-C2080 that ...

“It is with the deepest gratitude that we thank the tireless efforts of all the rescuers from branches of government, civilian volunteers, and EDC Emergency Response Teams from across the country,” said. Tantoco thanked and commended all the rescuers from different government agencies and volunteers for the swift search and retrieval of the passengers. “We mourn the confirmed passing of our dear colleagues, Captain Rufino James Crisostomo Jr., Joel G Martin, Simon Chipperfield, and Karthi Santhanam, who were on board the Aircraft RP-C-2080 that was reported missing early Saturday morning shortly after taking off from the Bicol International Airport,” EDC President and Chief Operating Officer Richard Tantoco said.

It took air authorities three days to confirm that the wreckage near Mayon Volcano was that of the Cessna 240 that went missing on February 18.

"For instance, if the Cessna is experiencing mechanical failure engine failure, it is not to panic or to follow the procedure. It's part of the annual inspection approved by CAAP to lessen the chances that the ELT will not work." The flying school said Cessna planes are safe to use as long as it is properly maintained. The ELT is encased inside the tail part of the small aircraft and connected to an antenna. They were issued Air Worthiness Certificates because their ELTs were functioning at the time of inspection." A distress signal is sent through the Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) activation.

Rescuers have confirmed four people died after the Cessna 340 plane they were in crashed on Mayon volcano at the weekend, officials said Thursday.

Anoling, Camalig before they are transported to a Scene of the Crime Operation (SOCO) lab,” Apolonio said. said previously that it owned the plane. Baldo said 179 people were involved in the operation to carry the bodies down the steep slopes of the volcano.