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Dopo il danno, la beffa: coniugi inglesi costretti a pagare l'aviazione indiana per le ricerche del figlio

Londra, Gran Bretagna - Il ragazzo si è perso nel nord dell'India mentre praticava parapendio

Pare incredibile, ma una coppia di coniugi inglesi, Bill e Angie Kitchen di Brightlingsea, nell'Essex, hanno dovuto pagare l'aeronautica militare indiana perché effettuasse le ricerche del figlio Joel Kitchen, di 25 anni, scomparso nel nord dell'India mentre svolgeva attività di volo sportivo. Il ragazzo non ha dato più notizie di sè mentre volava con il suo parapendio nella zona di Himachal Pradesh, sui...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 26457
Roma, Italia, 04/15/2002 13:55
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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