While the search for the small submarine lost in the Atlantic Ocean during the tour organized by OceanGate Expeditions, a private company, to the wreckage of the Titanic continues, it has been reported that the British owner of Action Aviation, which serves in the aviation industry, billionaire Hamish Harding, is also in the submarine.
Harding’s stepson, Brian Szasz, shared on his Facebook account that his father was in the vehicle that landed on the Titanic, and asked everyone to pray. Later, Szasz deleted the said post, saying, “My mother asked me to delete my post and other related posts for privacy reasons. Thank you for your support.” used the phrase.
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Action Aviation’s pre-event Twitter account said, “The submarine has sailed successfully, Hamish is diving right now.” shared.
According to the news of the British broadcaster Sky News, the US-based company “OceanGate Expeditions”, which announced that efforts are underway to rescue the unknown vehicle with how many tourists were inside, has not been heard from the vehicle for more than 7 hours, which should normally receive a signal every 15 minutes.
THE COMPANY ANNOUNCED THAT THE SUBMARINE IS LOST
The company called “OceanGate Expeditions” announced that a touristic vehicle capable of landing under the submarine disappeared today while descending on the Titanic wreck.
The luxury cruise ship Titanic sailed from Southampton, England, on April 10, 1912, with 2,224 passengers and crew, for New York.
WASHED 3 thousand 800 meters deep
The wreckage of the ship, which lost more than 1,500 lives in the accident, was found in 1985 by the oceanographer Robert Ballard, 645 kilometers off the Newfoundland region. The wreckage of the Titanic is located at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean at a depth of 3,800 meters. On the other hand, Harding, who went into space last year as a passenger on the fifth commercial flight of Blue Origin, the space company of Amazon’s owner, US billionaire Jeff Bezos, broke a Guinness World Record by traveling the world over the North and South Poles. (AA-UAV)