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Seaplane which crashed, killed Compass CEO lifted from Sydney river

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Published Thu, Jan 4, 2018 · 09:50 PM

    Sydney

    AUSTRALIAN investigators and police hoisted the wreckage of a seaplane from the Sydney river where it sank after crashing on New Year's Eve, killing six people, including the chief executive of British catering company Compass Group plc.

    Richard Cousins, 58, his two sons, his fiance and her daughter and the pilot were killed when the plane hit the water shortly after take-off on Sunday.

    Australia

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