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Plane Crash Near Kisbey Saskatchewan

19 Sep to 21 Sep
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Global News21 Sep

A Cessna 172 operated by Harv’s Air flight school crashed near Kisbey, Saskatchewan, killing both occupants on Friday evening. The aircraft was en route from Regina back to Steinbach, Manitoba, and did not arrive as scheduled. This incident marks the third crash involving Harv’s Air in less than two years. Loraine Royes, whose daughter Savanna died in a previous mid-air collision with Harv’s Air, expressed profound…

‘Our hearts shattered’: Family of student pilot killed in crash mourns victims of latest Harv’s Air plane crash →2 articles from Global News on this story
CBC19 Sep

Two people died in a plane crash near Kisbey, Saskatchewan, after their Cessna 172 failed to arrive as scheduled on Friday morning. The pilots were licensed individuals who had rented the aircraft for cross-country flight training between Regina and Steinbach via Carlyle. Search and rescue teams located the wreckage by parachute insertion at around 6 p.m., finding both occupants deceased. The Transportation Safety…

2 killed in plane crash during night flight near Kisbey, Sask. →
The Hindu21 Sep

Two Indian students, Manoj Sivakumar and Srisaran Thirugnanasambantham, died in an air accident during their flight training in Canada on September 20, 2026. The Consulate General of India in Vancouver issued a statement expressing condolences to the families and offering assistance with repatriation procedures.

Two Indian students killed during flight training in Canada →

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  1. 19 Sep

    In July 2025, two student pilots were killed when their single engine planes collided mid-air during a training exercise.

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  • 21 Sep Two Indian students killed during flight training in CanadaTwo Indian students, Manoj Sivakumar and Srisaran Thirugnanasambantham, died in an air accident during their flight training in Canada on September 20, 2026. The Consulate General of India in Vancouver issued a statement expressing condolences to the families and offering assistance with repatriation procedures.The Hindu
  • 21 Sep ‘Our hearts shattered’: Family of student pilot killed in crash mourns victims of latest Harv’s Air plane crashA Cessna 172 operated by Harv’s Air flight school crashed near Kisbey, Saskatchewan, killing both occupants on Friday evening. The aircraft was en route from Regina back to Steinbach, Manitoba, and did not arrive as scheduled. This incident marks the third crash involving Harv’s Air in less than two years. Loraine Royes, whose daughter Savanna died in a previous mid-air collision with Harv’s Air, expressed profound…Global News
  • 19 Sep 2 killed in plane crash during night flight near Kisbey, Sask.Two people died in a plane crash near Kisbey, Saskatchewan, after their Cessna 172 failed to arrive as scheduled on Friday morning. The pilots were licensed individuals who had rented the aircraft for cross-country flight training between Regina and Steinbach via Carlyle. Search and rescue teams located the wreckage by parachute insertion at around 6 p.m., finding both occupants deceased. The Transportation Safety…CBC
  • 19 Sep TSB investigating small aircraft accident near Kisbey, Sask.The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating a small aircraft accident near Kisbey, Saskatchewan. The Cessna 172, registered to Harv’s Air, was reported overdue on Friday morning and later discovered by search and rescue teams. A witness observed rescuers parachuting into the area where smoke was seen rising from the hills, indicating the location of the crash site. TSB investigators were present at…Global News

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