Second Victim of Rochdale Plane Crash Identified as 'Cheerful' Father
Mustafa Obadey, a 39-year-old father, has been named as the second victim of the devastating plane crash near Rochdale in Greater Manchester. He was described by a friend as 'a lovely young man, always cheerful and an optimist', highlighting the personal tragedy behind the aviation incident.
Details of the Fatal Crash
The fatal accident occurred on Tuesday, February 3, when a Cirrus SR20 G6 Premium Platinum plane crashed approximately 40 minutes after departing from Birmingham Airport. The crash site was located near Rochdale, a town in Greater Manchester, where emergency services responded to the scene.
Greater Manchester Police had previously identified the other victim as pilot Arian Abbasi, 36, from Harrow. Both men lost their lives in the crash, which has sparked an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Community and Family Impact
The identification of Mustafa Obadey brings a human face to the tragedy, with his friend's heartfelt description painting a picture of a beloved family man. As authorities continue their work, the local community and families of the victims are left to mourn the sudden loss.
This incident underscores the broader implications for aviation safety and the emotional toll on those affected by such unexpected events. The investigation is ongoing, with further updates expected as more details emerge from the crash site and related inquiries.