Gold Gym owner plane crash

Six are feared dead after a small plane crashed off Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. Gold's Gym owner Rainer Schaller is believed to have been on board.

A crush at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. A search started immediately but was called off temporarily due to bad weather. A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym outlets, including Gold’s Gym and McFit. “Up to now we have not found any bodies dead or alive.” All five passengers were believed to be German citizens, Security Minister Jorge Torres said. The plane’s pilot was Swiss.

All five passengers were thought to be German citizens, said Security Minister Jorge Torres. The plane's pilot was Swiss.

A crash at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. The plane was a nine-seat Italian-made Piaggio P180 Avanti, known for its distinctive profile. A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym outlets, including Gold's Gym and McFit.

The owner of Gold's Gym Rainer Schaller is feared dead after a plane carrying him and his family crashed near Costa Rica.

Since then the Costa Rican Coast Guard has reportedly found two bodies, as well as what they believe to be pieces of the plane and personal effects. The plane’s pilot was reportedly a Swiss citizen. According to TMZ, the plane was carrying five passengers plus a pilot when it left Mexico on Friday.

It's feared that the owner of Gold's Gym, Rainer Schaller died in a plane crash in the Caribbean, off the Costa Rican Coast. Five others were on board as ...

The aircraft was a nine-seat Piaggio P180 Avanti, made in Italy. On Saturday, Costa Rican authorities discovered pieces of the aircraft in the ocean, 17 miles away from the airport in Limon, a resort town in Costa Rica. [reports](https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/national-international/6-including-golds-gym-operator-feared-dead-in-plane-crash/2974916/) that Rainer Schaller was listed as a passenger on the flight manifest, alongside five other passengers.

The pilot and another passenger, also a German, were also onboard. Their identities weren't immediately released. Wreckage from the aircraft was spotted early ...

Weather was benign at the time of the crash. According to FlightAware, almost all of the flight was over land but the aircraft headed out to sea as it approached its destination. Gold’s Gym owner Rainer Schaller and his wife and two children, all from Germany, were among six people believed killed in the crash of a German-registered Piaggio Avanti that crashed into the ocean off Port Limon Airport in Costa Rica on Friday.

Authorities in Costa Rica have found two bodies in the search for six people, apparently including the German businessman behind Gold's Gym, ...

A crush at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. The plane was a nine-seat Italian-made Piaggio P180 Avanti, known for its distinctive profile. A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym outlets, including Gold's Gym and McFit.

Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.

A crush at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. Its most famous fitness brand, Gold’s Gym, surged in popularity after being frequented by famous clients like Arnold Schwarzenegger and featured in the 1977 documentary "Pumping Iron." A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym brands, including Gold’s Gym and McFit. The plane was a nine-seat Italian-made Piaggio P180 Avanti, known for its distinctive profile. A search started immediately but was called off temporarily due to bad weather. Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.

A flight plan filed for the small plane listed Rainer Schaller as a passenger. A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym brands, including Gold's Gym and McFit. GettyImages-1212478994.jpg.

A crush at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. Its most famous fitness brand, Gold’s Gym, surged in popularity after being frequented by famous clients like Arnold Schwarzenegger and featured in the 1977 documentary "Pumping Iron." A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym brands, including Gold’s Gym and McFit. The plane was a nine-seat Italian-made Piaggio P180 Avanti, known for its distinctive profile. A search started immediately but was called off temporarily due to bad weather. Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.

The German entrepreneur Rainer Schaller, whose parent company, RSG Group, owns Gold's Gym, is among those feared dead after a weekend plane crash.

He continued to open locations in Germany and had over 400,000 members across locations by 2006, per the [website](https://rsggroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/220725_Vita_Rainer_Schaller_EN.pdf). [per the Associated Press.](https://apnews.com/article/rainer-schaller-costa-rica-caribbean-deba6f4f3026067a335f98109444070e)

Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.

A crush at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. Its most famous fitness brand, Gold’s Gym, surged in popularity after being frequented by famous clients like Arnold Schwarzenegger and featured in the 1977 documentary "Pumping Iron." A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym brands, including Gold’s Gym and McFit. The plane was a nine-seat Italian-made Piaggio P180 Avanti, known for its distinctive profile. A search started immediately but was called off temporarily due to bad weather. Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.

Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.

A crush at the event killed 21 people and injured more than 500. Its most famous fitness brand, Gold’s Gym, surged in popularity after being frequented by famous clients like Arnold Schwarzenegger and featured in the 1977 documentary "Pumping Iron." A man by the same name runs international chains of fitness and gym brands, including Gold’s Gym and McFit. The plane was a nine-seat Italian-made Piaggio P180 Avanti, known for its distinctive profile. A search started immediately but was called off temporarily due to bad weather. Costa Rican authorities said Sunday that the bodies of one adult and one child were found but had not yet been identified.