Australian investigators to raise seaplane in which Compass Group CEO, family killed
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AUSTRALIA'S transport safety investigation agency said on Tuesday it plans to raise a seaplane that crashed into a Sydney river on New Year's Eve, killing six people, including the chief executive of British catering giant Compass Group plc.
Australian Transport Safety Bureau executive director Nat Nagy said investigators would probe several lines of inquiry to piece together what happened, including a close look at the plane's avionics and maintenance record and the pilot's background and experience.
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