Six individuals, supposedly consisting of a German millionaire, are feared dead after a high-end aircraft crashed into the Caribbean sea simply off Costa Rica.
Authorities stated pieces of a twin-engine turboprop airplane were discovered in the water in Lim ón today after the flight went missing out on the other day night.
A flight strategy declared the little charter aircraft noted Rainer Schaller, who owns the popular German McFit physical fitness studios, as a guest.
Amid a vast search along the coast of Lim ón, a source informed nationwide television news outlet Noticias Telediario that a kid’s body has actually been discovered at the crash website.
A ‘teddy bear and colouring book’ were likewise discovered, the authorities validated to the broadcaster in a different report.
Earlier today, assistant security minister Mart Ãn Arias stated: ‘Pieces have actually been discovered that show that this is the airplane.
‘Up to now, we have not found any bodies dead or alive.’
Mr Schaller, 53, was supposedly taking a trip with a German female, 44, a guy, 40, and 2 minors in addition to a Swiss pilot, 66, the Ministry of Public Security stated.
German paper Bild reported that Mr Schaller’s partner Christiane Schikorsky and their 2 kids were on the aircraft.
The high-end nine-seat Italian- made Piaggio P180 Avanti vanished 2 and a half hours after leaving Palenque, in Chiapas, Mexico, while en path to Lim ón.
The flight vanished from radar near Barra de Parismina, simply 25 miles from the resort town Lim ón, when it was flying 2,500 feet in the air.
The wreckage was discovered around 17 miles from Lim ón International Airport.
Security minister Jorde Torres stated: ‘Around six in the afternoon we received an alert about a flight coming from Mexico to the Limon airport, carrying five German passengers.’
A search was suspended over night in the middle of issues over bad weather condition, Mr Torres included.
Mr Schaller is the creator and CEO of the worldwide physical fitness brand name RSG Group.
Metro co.uk called the RSG Group for remark.
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