Nathan Gansert
Coverage of Nathan Gansert in the Nexus archive.
- Video shows aftermath of plane crash injuring 2 in Pembroke Pines
A Cessna C172P plane crash in Pembroke Pines injured two women, Vanessa Ledo and Earlene E. Clarke Thomas. A witness, Nathan Gansert, assisted in rescuing them. Pembroke Pines Mayor Angelo Castillo suggested engine failure as a likely cause, while the Federal Aviation Administration has not yet released investigation findings.
- ‘You saved my girls': Man honored for heroic actions after Pembroke Pines plane crash
Nathan Gansert was honored by Pembroke Pines for aiding two women after a Cessna C172P plane crash on May 29. The pilot, Vanessa Ledo, and student pilot, Earlene E. Clarke Thomas, were hospitalized but expected to survive. Gansert received a Civilian Special Recognition Award for his actions.
- Good Samaritan who helped rescue 2 survivors of small plane crash in Pembroke Pines honored by city leaders
Pembroke Pines officials honored Nathan Gansert for rescuing two women after a small plane crash near North Perry Airport. The plane, part of a flight school, crashed due to engine failure, flipping into a ditch near a psychiatric hospital. Gansert assisted the survivors while city leaders called for improved airport safety.
- Good samaritan honored for helping survivors of plane crash near North Perry Airport
Nathan Gansert, a Good Samaritan, was honored for rescuing two people from a plane crash near North Perry Airport. The aircraft, operated by Blue Sky flight school, experienced engine failure during takeoff on May 29, leading to an emergency landing. Both survivors, a student pilot and flight instructor, are recovering.