Viktoria Ljungman, a 23-year-old commercial pilot, died in a flying class because a student had an accident. error that caused the small aircraft to stall and crash in which they travelled. It happened last Thursday in Virginia, according to the Daily Mail.
The young woman, as usual, began a flying lesson with two students from Hampton University at Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport, where the pilot had previously worked as a instructor.
As the Virginia State Police stated, one of the two boys, the 18-year-old Oluwagbohunmi Oyebodetried to lift the Cessna 172 single-engine plane at a very steep angle during the flight and for this reason the fatal accident occurred.
Oyebodee and the other 18-year-old student on board, who has not yet been identified, suffered very serious injuries that turned out to be fatal. The two managed to get to the hospital. Ljungman was pronounced dead at the scene.
Ljungman was remembered by her former college roommate with these words: “Smart, beautiful, adventurous, punctual and risky.”
“The University of Hampton is aware of the unfortunate incident that occurred today involving two of our students. The exact cause of the incident is under investigation,” a university spokesperson said after the incident, according to reports.
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