Tuesday, July 22

Manitoba RCMP say no one was hurt when a float plane flipped over on the Winnipeg River and was later found upside down in the water.

Officers from the Lac du Bonnet detachment were called just after 2:30 p.m. Monday, and when they arrived at the scene, they learned the pilot — who was able to escape just before the plane tipped — had landed safely on the water, but an issue with the right float caused it to flip while taxiing to shore.

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The 27-year-old pilot, a man from Snow Lake, wasn’t injured in the incident.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is involved in the investigation into what happened, with the help of Manitoba RCMP.




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No one hurt in flipped float plane on Winnipeg River: RCMP

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