Manitoba RCMP rescue pilot from plane crash
An image of the plane crash near the Red Sucker Lake airport. (Source: Manitoba RCMP)
A pilot has been brought to safety following a plane crash on Sunday near the Red Sucker Lake airport.
The Manitoba RCMP was notified at around 1 p.m. after someone in another plane passing over noticed and reported it. Mounties then secured a helicopter and flew to the area to find the float plane.
Due to the bog, the pilot was unable to land; however, they were able to hover the helicopter just above the ground long enough for police to bring the man to safety.
The 64-year-old pilot, who was the only person on the plane, was not physically hurt.
The Transportation Safety Board has been notified about the incident.
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