Rumpel told the Post that he got a call from the FAA about 90 minutes after dropping them off at an airport in eastern Tennessee. John Rumpel, who confirmed to CNN that he and his wife Barbara own the company, told the newspaper that his daughter Adina Azarian, his 2-year-old granddaughter, Aria Azarian, and the nanny were supposed to be flying to their home in East Hampton, New York.
No survivors were found when the crash site was discovered Sunday night, officials said, though signs of human remains were found, according to first responders who spoke on the condition they not be identified.Ī member of the family whose company, Encore Motors, owned the plane told The Washington Post that his daughter, her toddler and their nanny were among those killed in the crash.
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