Following the light aircraft crash in KwaZulu-Natal which happened on Saturday, the South African Civil Aviation Authority disclosed that it hopes to release an interim report looking into the crash within the next 30 days.
Two people lost their lives in the crash.
The incident occurred when the victims were on their way to Umkomass Airfield, which is located along the province’s south coast.
Reports claim that the crash took place moments after take-off in Hilton.
The Civil Aviation Authority made it known that it had started its evidence collection phase.
The authority’s spokesperson Kabelo Ledwaba said:
“The completion of an investigation is usually marked by the release of a final accident report, which sometimes contains safety recommendations and the levels of aviation safety and the prevention of a similar accident.”
