Tragedy in the air: an Israeli was killed in a light plane crash in Germany

Tragedy in Germany: Israel Comet, an Israeli about 70 years old, was killed last Tuesday in a light plane accident near Hatten Airport, south of the city of Oldenburg.

According to the local police, the plane that made its way to Switzerland crashed immediately after takeoff, and was completely destroyed after hitting the ground. Meanwhile, the cause of the crash is still unknown, with the police and the German Federal Air Accidents Investigation Branch (BFU) launching an investigation. The police also claimed that the plane’s emergency parachute system did not work properly.

Israel’s relative paid tribute to him: “How do you sum up in words a person you loved very much who left the world unexpectedly? My father’s cousin Israel Comet was the ultimate rebel. Kibbutznik living the big world. With a smile that was always on his face, he wasn’t afraid of anything, he didn’t give a damn to anyone, and he lived exactly the way he loved.”

“Drove a heavy motorcycle. Sailed yachts in the days. Piloted airplanes himself. In every room he entered he was the sharpest. the smartest the coolest The most brooding. He founded and managed Israeli industrial companies that were hugely successful and were among the most advanced in their field in the world. There is not a single manager in the plastics industry in Europe whose door was not open for him. He loved with true love, the love of a lifetime, his wife Cindy, his daughters and grandchildren. This larger than life man crashed a few days ago with the plane he was flying somewhere in the heart of Europe. We are heartbroken for a larger than life man who has left us. I loved him very much.”