A lawsuit has been launched against a Manitoba-based air carrier after a man was killed in the crash of one of the company’s planes.
Glenn Ducharme died in July when an aircraft belonging to Missinippi Airways went off a runway and burst into flames while taking off from the airstrip in Pukatawagan.
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In a statement of claim, Ducharme’s son, Michael Chief, alleges the crash was the result of insufficient maintenance by the company and failure by the pilot to fly safely.
A statement of defence has not been filed and none of the allegations has been proven in court.
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