Two-seat aircraft crashes into residential building in Germany, fatalities reported
Kyiv • UNN
A two-seat aircraft crashed into the roof of a residential building in northwestern Germany. Two people died as a result of the impact, rescuers are searching for one more person.
On Saturday, July 25, a two-seat plane crashed into a residential building in northwestern Germany. Two people died as a result of the impact, reports UNN citing Bild.
Details
A light blue-and-white aircraft crashed into the roof of a residential building. Emergency services were called to the scene. Firefighters inspected the roof using an extension ladder, and police cordoned off the area.
According to available data, there was another person on board, but they could not be found; rescuers are using drones for the search.
The small plane lost altitude and, tilting nose-down at an angle, broke through the tiles, falling into the attic. The pilot's cabin was completely destroyed, the wings tore off, and debris fell to the ground
Recall
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