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Six Killed in Quebec Floatplane Crash

Photo: Transportation Safety Board of Canada
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Key Takeaways:

  • A floatplane crash north of Quebec City on Monday killed five passengers and the pilot.
  • The de Havilland Beaver, operated by Air Saguenay, crashed into a mountainside near Lac Saint-Jean in good weather.
  • The victims included four British nationals and one French woman, with conflicting reports regarding a pre-crash distress call.
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Five passengers and a pilot on a sightseeing flight were killed on Monday when their floatplane crashed in rugged terrain north of Quebec City. The de Havilland Beaver crashed into a mountainside near Quebec’s Lac Saint-Jean in good weather, according to crash investigators.

The passengers included four British nationals and one woman from France. A picture of the crash scene on the Transportation Safety Board of Canada’s website shows the red and white aircraft wreckage on a rock outcrop surrounded by dense woodland.

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