A TSB investigation into a July 2021 float plane crash near Tofino has found the wake from a boat contributed to the crash.
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has concluded an investigation into the July 26, 2021 float plane crash near Tofino.
After picking up some more speed, the float plane lifted off, though the investigation was unable to determine if a second boat wake caused the take off, or if it was control input. When the plane took off, the report notes it was at a low airspeed and in a right turn. The left-wing then stalled aerodynamically at too low of an altitude for the pilot to regain control, and the right-wing hit the water.
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