Aircraft Crash at Hoërskool Alberton
The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) confirmed a light aircraft crashed into a tuck shop at Hoërskool Alberton in Ekurhuleni on Sunday.
According to reports, an instructor and student were on a final evaluation flight test for a private pilot license when engine failure occurred, requiring an emergency landing on the school's rugby field. Both escaped unharmed.
Gauteng Education spokesperson Steve Mabona advised parents to have learners bring their own food to school while repairs are arranged. Teaching and learning, including NSC examinations, will continue uninterrupted.
No disruption to teaching and learning processes or NSC examinations.
Author's summary: Aircraft crash at school won't disrupt classes.
- Instructor and student escaped unharmed
- Emergency landing on the school's rugby field
- Learners to bring own food during repairs
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