On 18 August, multiple people were killed when two aircraft attempted to land but collided at Watsonville Municipal Airport, California, United States. The accident happened around 15:00 (local time). Aircraft involved were a single-engine Cessna 152 and a twin-engine Cessna 340, according to the FAA.
The spokesperson of the agency added that the Cessna 152 carried only the pilot aboard and the Cessna 340 carried two people but the numbers were not specified by the FAA nor the local police authorities.
The FAA has launched an investigation to determine the reason of the crash.
Following image appeared on social media, indicating at least one aircraft came to a stop inside a hangar.
This post was published on 19 August 2022 10:29
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