One of the people who knew him told us a Incredible incident about the richest Romanian, which is not known to the Italian press, what he told about the accident:
“Dan Petrescu was passionate about piloting. He drove small planes, went anywhere with his plane, but he didn’t like opulence. He was driving a Logan. He was obsessed with discretion. That’s why he chose a single-engine plane, an extremely safe one. Some time ago, Dan Petrescu found out that he had a form of cancer. He had just ordered a brand new plane, the Pilatus PC-12, the one he had crashed with. Slightly demoralized by the news, the company that was building it announced that it was giving up its order. He was treated, he was healed. Again, he called the Swiss company and asked for his plane to be delivered. The day he collapsed, they had just baptized a baby. He was the child of one of Micki Alexandrescu’s daughters. He received a Sign from Heaven and did not understand it “, concluded Dan Petrescu’s friend. According to our information, his mother, a former survivor of the Auschwitz camp, is still alive and the sole heir to the estate. He is over 90 years old.
Adrian Popa, one of those who knew him, wrote immediately after the plane crash:
“Yes…. YR-PDV was Dan Petrescu’s plane. An airplane for which he has been looking for a pilot for a long time. This time he said he would pilot it himself…. last time ––
Irrelevant that he was the richest Romanian in reality, far above Dines and Tiriac, that he was the largest real estate owner in Romania, that he was one of the most influential people in Europe. It seems worse to me that when a manelist dies, he screams all the televisions, when one dies who gives thousands of jobs and who really does something for this country, the news is like “A plane registered in Romania crashed with 8 people at Milan, they all died and we don’t know much else.
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Unfortunately it’s Dan. This time he did not go with Logan to Italy. Yes… driving a Logan…
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The Pilatus PC-12 is a single-engine aircraft manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft in Stans, Switzerland, since 1991. The main market for the aircraft is corporate transport and regional airliner operators. The PC-12 is the best-selling single-engine pressurized aircraft in the world and has been in first place for several consecutive years with 1,700 deliveries.
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The plane crashed in San Donato, the Romanian billionaire Dan Petrescu, Filippo Nascimbene, his wife and young son
The pilot was one of the richest men in Romania. The death of his wife Regina Dorotea, his son Dan Ștefan and a Canadian friend shocked the press, writes Corriere de la Serra. Among the victims were a 31-year-old manager born in Pavia, his wife an advertising manager, a one-year-old nine-month-old boy born in Milan and a grandmother.
Two families of friends who left Linate and went to Olbia, Sardinia, for an off-season beach holiday: that of the tycoon Dan Petrescu and that of the young Milanese manager Filippo Nascimbene. These are the eight victims of the Milan San Donato accident.
In the crash of Pilatus PC-12, which fell almost 4 minutes after takeoff, the Romanian real estate entrepreneur Dan Petrescu, aged 67, pilot and owner of the “ultra-light SUV”, lost his life. One of the richest (and invisible) men in Romania, an entrepreneur with a billionaire legacy, but with a lifestyle opposite to that of his great business partner Ion Tiriac, a great tennis player and businessman also known for excesses its.
Dan Petrescu, on the other hand, went unnoticed, and the private plane was one of his few luxuries. He had moved to Germany to escape the regime of Nicolae Ceausescu and returned to Romania after 1989. There he built his fortune, an empire of 3 billion euros consisting of prestigious buildings, hypermarkets and shopping centers such as Metro and Real.
Who else was on the plane
Next to him, in the light plane, were his wife, Queen Dorotea Petrescu Balzat, aged 65, born in Romania with French citizenship, and his 30-year-old son, Dan Stefan Petrescu, born in Munich and, since also with dual citizenship, traveling with a friend of Canadian descent, Julien Brossard, 36 in a few days. They joined Dan Petrescu’s mother, aged 98, in the family villa on the Costa Smeralda where other guests were expected for a party.
Petrescu’s plane had arrived from Bucharest on September 30. So, a family of friends joined the holiday: Filippo Nascimbene, 33, from Pavia, manager of a Milanese start-up, Start Hub Consulting, left with his French wife of Romanian origin, Claire Stephanie Caroline Alexandrescou, 34-year-old Pernod Ricard, former advertising manager for Southern Europe. There was also their child, Raphael, who turned one year old on January 16 and was Miruna Anca Wanda Lozinschi, Romanian, born in 1956, the mother of Claire Stephanie Caroline and Raphael’s grandmother.
It would have been the role of the Milanese manager’s brother, once he heard the news of the disaster, to contact the police to have the painful confirmation of the presence of Filippo Nascimbene and his family on board the plane and, therefore, among the victims. The news soon made a sensation among friends in Pavia, where he was born and raised. Late in the evening, only Mariasole’s sister confirmed on the phone in a low voice: “Yes, unfortunately, my brother Filippo was on that plane. I can’t say anything right now.
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