A Robin DR.700-120 Dauphin passenger plane registered F-GXYZ crashed on Sunday morning, 10 April, after taking off from Saint-Brieuc Trémuson airport (SBK/LFRT), killing three people, the pilot and two passengers.
The victims are the pilot aged around 50 and a passenger couple, aged between 20 and 30, according to local sources.
The accident took place around 11:15 and the aircraft crashed in a field 300 metres from the take-off runway.
It was the second air crash in Brittany this week. Saturday morning, a sexagenarian died in a plane crash in Plouhinec in Morbihan, near Lorient.
This post was published on 11 April 2022 12:52
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