Condition of Those Aboard the Aircraft That Made an Emergency Landing Off the Coast of Rize Is Good
Two Belgian passengers from the private aircraft that departed from Batumi, Georgia, and made an emergency landing off the coast of Rize are under observation at the hospital as a precautionary measure.
Health checks and monitoring processes are continuing in the hospital for two Belgian nationals who were aboard a private aircraft that made an emergency landing in the sea off the coast of Rize due to an engine failure after taking off from Batumi, Georgia.
Aircraft Landed in the Sea Due to Malfunction
A private aircraft that took off from Batumi, Georgia, had to make a forced emergency landing in the sea off the coast of Rize due to an engine failure.
They Are Under Observation at the Hospital
Belgian pilot Vlasselaer Werner and Christian Peiffer, who were rescued by Coast Guard teams and airport emergency response units, were taken to Kaçkar State Hospital.
Their Lives Are Not in Danger
Kaçkar State Hospital Chief Physician Specialist Dr. Mehmet Han Alişan reported that initial examinations showed the individuals' lives were not in danger and their conditions were good.
Tests Were Performed as a Precaution
Stating that a tomography scan was performed as a precaution against any eventuality after back pain was detected in one of the passengers, authorities noted that the patients are being kept under observation as a preventive measure.