2023-09-18 17:51:00
The tragedy of the plane crash in San Luis already left two fatal victims: the construction businessman Juan Chediack69 years old, and Esteban Asprella36, who piloted the aircraft where he was traveling with Chediack and John Ignatius Bilasius Barbeitothe crew member who remains hospitalized in serious condition.
After being hospitalized for more than twelve hours in intensive care at the Ramón Carrillo hospital, the death of “Baby“, the pilot who He had deep burns covering approximately 90 percent of his body surface. and airway, with mechanical respiratory assistance. He died following 9 p.m.
At the time of the tragedy, they were heading to the Turismo Carretera (TC) race that was held on Sunday at the Rosendo Hernández racetrack.
Asprella was native of Baradero and on his social networks he shared all his images flying on airplanes. He studied at the ETAP aviation school of Vicente López.
Juan Chediak, the businessman who was hospitalized following the plane crash in San Luis, died
According to his Linkedin account, his professional relationship with airplanes began in 2007 when he obtained his first title from the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC), as a glider pilot.
Had more than 1,700 flight hours in Beechcraft Baron and King Air 90 aircraft. The one that crashed – due to its size, it is popularly called a “light plane” – was a Beechcraft G36 Bonanza, with the Argentine registration LV-GLQ and belonging to the Mendoza flying club.
“Bebu”, as his friends called him, had last week celebrated the first flight without an instructor of one of his relatives, Elías Asprella.
The Baradero flying club, where Asprella was an instructor and treasurer, fired him with a message on the networks in which he highlighted that “Above all, he was a comrade and friend.“.
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“Unfortunately, I had the opportunity to fly with Esteban on more than one occasion. His knowledge and professionalism always gave me confidence when evaluating fires, but above all he was a good person. We have lost a great human being, my condolences to his family, friends and colleagues at the flying club.“, posted Gabriel Fontanari.
The accident in San Luis
Chediack, one of those repentant in the cause of the K notebooks and former president of the Argentine Chamber of Construction (CAC), died this Monday the 18th at the “Ramón Carrillo” Central Hospital in the Capital city of San Luis, following the small plane in which he was traveling crashed when trying to land in the provincial airport, as a result of which the pilot also died this Sunday.
The former president of the Argentine Chamber of Construction (CAC) was admitted to the “Ramón Carrillo” Central Hospital, in critical condition with severe multiple trauma and 80 percent body burnsand from the health center they confirmed that the businessman’s death occurred at 10 a.m.
Meanwhile, crew member Bilasio Barbeito He remains hospitalized in the same sector with severe multiple trauma, burns of 44 percent of the body surface and severe compromise of the airway with an unstable pelvis fracture..
A small plane fell in San Luis and one of the “repentant” businessmen in the Cuadernos case is in serious condition
The causes of the accident of the Beechcraft G36 Bonanza ship, identified with the registration number LV-GLQ, are still being determined, but It is presumed that it was due to the strong gusts of wind, which at times reached 100 kilometers in San Luiswhen he tried to land at the “Brigadier Cesar Raúl Ojeda” Airport.
The Airport Security Police, Firefighters and health personnel worked at the scene and transported the three injured people to the “Ramón Carrillo” Central Hospital.
Strong winds have been affecting the city of San Luis since Sunday the 17th, according to the province’s Meteorological Station Network (REM), which at times reached 125 kilometers per hour in the town of Donovan, 10 kilometers from the capital of San Luis.
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