Less than a day after the eldest son of Doug Lane, Spencer Lane, and his wife, Christine Lane, tragic on board the American Airlines flight that crashed in Washington DC, he unveiled his child's shock journey.
Everyone aboard the Jet with 60 passengers and four crew members of Wichita Airport in Kansas who collided with an army helicopter is feared.
Spencer was taken over only three years ago on skating skating after watching Team USAs Nathan Chen Win Gold at the Olympic Games in Beijing. He progressed so quickly to be part of the national program next to former world champions.
“He was like a phenomenon and just loved it. And there was not nobody pushing him. He was just someone who loved it and of course had talent, but also worked every day, “said Doug about Spencer, with a younger brother, Milo, also not on the plane.
“He went to Boston every day, did high school online and was just completely in figure skating.”
The family is located in Barrington, Rhode Island, where Spencer and Milo are both adopted as children from South Korea.
The eldest son of Doug Lane, Spencer, died in the DC plane algae in the midst of a remarkable skating trip
Doug's wife, Christine Lane, was also flee that crashed from the landing in DC
Spencer Lane shared a photo from the doomed surface shortly before it crashed.
Doug Zeghibe, the head of the Boston skating club in Norwood, Massachusettsannounced the names of the six people who were associated with his club that were on board.
They are: Jinna Han, Jin Han, Spencer Lane, Christine Lane, Vadim Naumov and Evgenia Shishkova.
The 26-year-old uploaded the photo around 7 pm and Wednesday, which seemed to show that the Jet-Taxiing seemed to show on the runway on Wichita Airport before he leaves for the last flight.
He subtited the ICT -> DCA – the codes for Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Other elite members of the American figure skating team who were expected at the next Olympic Winter Games were also on board the plane, a Bombardier CRJ700.
They returned to the DC area after attending a national development camp for young skaters in Wichita, Kansas.
