King Charles III sent condolences on Saturday to the United States and families Washington, DC, crashes a plane Victims.
“My family and I were shocked and deeply saddened by the horrific news about the tragic air accident in Washington, DC, which led to this destructive loss of life,” The king said In a note issued by Buckingham Palace and shared by multiple news means.
“Our hearts, our own ideas are with the people of the United States, and our deepest potential sympathy goes to families and loved ones from all victims.”
Charles also said he wanted to pay “a special greeting to emergency respondents who quickly acted with this terrible event.”
DC crash investigators recover black US Airways boxes after the air collided
King Charles III sent his condolences to the United States and the families of Washington, DC, victims of the plane crash on Saturday. (Getty Images)
On Wednesday night, 64 people on a US aircraft from the internal aircraft to the Witchita National Airport, Kansas, when the plane collided with the Black Hawk helicopter in the army carrying three soldiers, and sent both planes to Botomac and did not leave any survivors.
The reason for the collision remains under investigation.
Search sets are still recovering from bodies, and both planes remain in the Botomac River so that they can be removed in a rescue process.
The accident is the first commercial flying accident on the American soil since 2009, when 50 people were killed when the New York Pavalo plane stopped after taking off.
The king also offered condolences in December 29, December The plane crashed in South Korea That killed 179 people.
He said at the time: “My wife and I felt deeply saddened to find out the terrible air accident in Moan, which led to a painful loss in life.” “The people of the Republic of Korea are also saddened by this catastrophe, the families and loved ones of all the victims are in our prayers.”
The debris workers from the Botomac River on Thursday after a collision on Wednesday night collided between the American Eagle Flight 5342 and the Black Hawk helicopter. (Reuters/Carlos Baria)
The victims who were identified in the crash
The royal family is not strange to the tragedy. Princess Diana was killed in a car accident in Paris in 1997, and Lord Luis Montbatin, the cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth II, was killed in a terrorist bombing in the Irish Republican Army in Ireland in 1979.
The uncle of the late Queen, Prince George, Duke of Kent, died in a plane crash in 1942 while visiting the forces in Iceland. Her first cousin, Prince William, Duke of Gloster, died in 1972 while he was experimenting with a plane in a race during an air show in Stavordshere, England.
Prince Charles, who was seen here in 1971, learned to fly in the Royal Air Force. (Upi/Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
It is often the royal family in the air, flies into distant locations, and Prince Philip and King Charles learned to fly in the army. Prince William and Prince Harry were also hellian pilots in the army.
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Charles suffered a scary accident while experimenting with a small non -military plane in 1994 on Hperedes in the inner Scotland when it emerged as a frame and exceeded a runway.
After a year, he gave up his pilot license.
