Father says pilot instructor who died in Cessna jump was “going through a difficult time”

Multiple reports say that Leandro Bertazzo, 42, a pilot instructor, died after jumping from a small aircraft during a flight lesson. According to his father, Bertazzo had been “going through a difficult time.” The incident took place on July 4 shortly after takeoff from Coronel Olmedo Airport near Córdoba in central Argentina. Reports state that Bertazzo was in the pilot’s seat of a Cessna C-150 when he exited the aircraft and died. The accounts provided by the outlets rely on statements from the pilot’s father, who links Bertazzo’s death to personal difficulties. The coverage does not provide further confirmed details about what prompted the jump or whether any official investigation findings are available in the material summarized. The reports also describe the aircraft type and timing of events as the basis for the circumstances described in the articles.