It was warm, sunny July afternoon when a family sightseeing flight last summer ended in the death of the pilot near Sechelt. The man's family members — another man, a teenaged girl and four-year-old boy — were able to walk away from the small plane crash. Now, a Transportation and Safety Board of Canada (TSB) report on the crash has revealed that no single factor can be blamed. It goes on to list factors that contributed to the plane having difficulty getting airborne and climbing quickly enough to avoid the trees. (Tommy Wang)The TSB calls its investigation limited in scope "to advance transportation safety through greater awareness of potential safety issues.

Source: CBC News January 10, 2019 10:52 UTC