Chock Chapple and Joan Vassos.
Bruce Glyca/wirelessGolden Bachelor Joan Vasus And her fiancé, Chock ChappleTalk about The last DC plane crashes In their hometown.
“I just wanted to tell everyone that Chockchapple is both safe,” VASSOS, 62, wrote through her Instagram stories on Thursday, January 30.
“We are sad about the news of the plane's crash. Our hearts are with the families and friends of people on the flight.”
The news broke out late on Wednesday, January 29, that the American lines flight from Whitchita had crashed into the Botomac River, which is located in the Washington, DC. (Chapel, 61, resides in Witchita, while Vassos is located in Maryland. In addition to dividing time in each other's cities, it is also Searching for a joint apartment In New York City.)
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Chapel also issued a statement On the tragedy.
He wrote through his Instagram stories on Thursday, “My heart comes out to everyone affected by the tragic accident of the plane.” “I pray for our city during this difficult time. I and Joan are safe, and we send love and support.”
According to what was reported, the American trip served 60 passengers and four crew members. Several members of the United States ski team were also included in the flight statement.
“Ski skating in the United States can confirm that many members of our skiing community were on board the American Airlines Flight 5342, which collided with a helicopter yesterday evening in Washington, DC” read a statement from the ski organization. “These athletes, coaches and family members were returning to their homes from the National Development Camp, which was held in conjunction with the ice skating championship in Whitchta, Kansas.”
While the names of the athletes on board the plane were not disclosed immediately, at least six passengers are assumed that at least six passengers of the Boston Ski Club.
“Our sport has suffered a horrific loss with this tragedy,” Doug ZigabiMassachusetts Executive Director, written in A. statement. “Ski is a narrow night community where parents and children meet 6 or 7 days a week to train and work together. Everyone is like a family. Among the skiers, coaches and parents on board, we believe that six of the ski club in Boston. We are completely destroyed at a loss of words .
According to Zibi, the victims were “returning from the National Ski Development Camp in the United States after the United States Championship last week in Whitchta.” The camp is a training program for young competitors.
