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All four people killed in Southend plane crash thought to be foreign nationals, police say
SOUTHEND-ON-SEA, ESSEX, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 14 – The Dutch medical evacuation flight crashed moments after takeoff, killing all four foreign nationals on board, with investigations ongoing and the airport remaining closed.
- A Beechcraft B200 plane crashed shortly after departing from Southend Airport in London on Sunday, July 13, resulting in the deaths of all four individuals on board.
- The plane had flown from Athens to Pula and Southend before attempting to return to Lelystad, and the cause of the crash remains under investigation.
- Emergency responders secured the area while a team of specialists with knowledge in aviation, human behavior, engineering, and data analysis arrived to collect evidence.
- Essex Police superintendent Morgan Cronin said all victims are believed to be foreign nationals including a German flight nurse and two Dutch pilots, and witnesses saw a fireball after the crash.
- Southend Airport remains closed with all flights canceled, authorities continue inquiries, and Zeusch Aviation actively supports the investigation while a fundraiser aids the victims' family.
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Southend Airport crash: Police issue fresh statement amid work to recover fourth body from wreckage
One body is still yet to be recovered from the site of a plane crash at London Southend Airport, police have confirmed.Four foreign nationals, including a doctor, died when the aircraft crashed on Sunday, July 13.Three of four bodies have since been recovered from the site, with work ongoing to recover the remaining one.The plane was later confirmed to be a medical flight chartered for a patient to be transported for treatment in Britain.It is u…
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North Carolina family of 4 laid to rest after deadly plane crash
SANFORD, N.C. (WNCN) – A Lee County family of four was laid to rest on Monday, one week after their small plane crashed in a field. The Buchanan family was a well-known and still well-loved family in their community. A special procession was held for the family as they were taken to their final resting place. Travis and Candice Buchanan, both 35, and their children, 10-year-old Aubrey and 9-year-old Walker, were killed when their plane crashed …
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