Co-pilot and young father ID’d as final victim of fiery Maine plane crash

Fonte: New York Post

A pilot and father has been identified as the final of the six occupants killed when a private jet crashed and burst into flames during a snowstorm in Maine last month. Jorden Reidel, 33, was co-piloting the Bombardier Challenger 600 owned by a Texas law firm with his captain, Jacob Hosmer, when it flipped over in a fiery wreck during takeoff from Bangor International Airport on Jan. 25.

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