The death of St Andrew’s College pupil, Stuart van Oldenborgh, in an air crash in Limpopo last weekend, has rocked the Grahamstown community. Stuart, a Grade 9 pupil, set off in the Albatross aircraft from Tzaneen airport with his father, Peter, and three other passengers including well-known Johannesburg aviation photographer Frans Dely, at 10.30 on Sunday morning.
The pilot, Pieter Geldenhuys, had just participated in the Tzaneen air show. The aircraft was bound for Rand Airport in Johannesburg and was reported missing three hours later. The Graham House boarder was fondly known as "Smiley" by his friends. Deputy Headmaster, Aidan Smith, told
The death of St Andrew’s College pupil, Stuart van Oldenborgh, in an air crash in Limpopo last weekend, has rocked the Grahamstown community. Stuart, a Grade 9 pupil, set off in the Albatross aircraft from Tzaneen airport with his father, Peter, and three other passengers including well-known Johannesburg aviation photographer Frans Dely, at 10.30 on Sunday morning.
The pilot, Pieter Geldenhuys, had just participated in the Tzaneen air show. The aircraft was bound for Rand Airport in Johannesburg and was reported missing three hours later. The Graham House boarder was fondly known as "Smiley" by his friends. Deputy Headmaster, Aidan Smith, told