The body of an Italian citizen, the victim of a plane crash on October 25 near Nuuk, Greenland , has been found along with the wreckage of the aircraft . The Farnesina announced this. The man was traveling aboard a tourist plane from Canada. Following the alarm raised by local authorities, the Italian Embassy in Copenhagen, in coordination with the Honorary Consul, has been closely monitoring the incident and is maintaining contact with the victim's family.
The plane disappeared on October 25 while flying between Happy Valley-Goose Bay (in the Canadian state of Newfoundland and Labrador) and Greenland, according to the website of CBC, the Canada Broadcasting Corporation. The aircraft was located with no survivors on board , according to Naviair, the Danish state-owned airline that provides air traffic services. Authorities searched for the plane throughout the weekend after its disappearance, focusing on the mountainous area of Sermitsiaq, located 15 kilometers northeast of Nuuk, Greenland's capital.
However, the air search was suspended on Saturday due to poor visibility and bad weather, and resumed on Sunday by sea. Naviair confirmed that the missing plane is registered to an American airline.
(Unioneonline)