Who Were The Victims Of The California Planes Accident
City of Watsonville tweeting saying that the collision occurred shortly before 3 pm on Thursday risking one life and killing two. The plane on which there were two people to be reported traveling was a Twin-engine Cessna 340 and the other plane which collided was Single-Cessna 152. Federal Aviation Administration gave out the information about the collapsed planes. It was not clarified how many people died when the accident occurred and during the initiation of the investigations but it is clear that there were fatalities in the crash. Hopefully, from the ground, no one was reported to be dead by the National Safety Board and the FFA. The area where the accident or the collision is said to have occurred is around 160 kilometers or 100 miles away from the South of San Francisco and is also near Monterey Bay. Many pictures which were clicked from the buildings near the accident area showcased that the planes caused damage to the nearby buildings to some extent. Firefighters as well were there for the rescue. The pilots were reportedly on a final approach when the collision occurred and they were about to be landed. Several pictures of the plane in the area came ahead where a small plane was seen collapsed in the grass field of the airport. Although the crash was deadly the driver of the single-engine plane survived who was 65 years old man. Another plane was said to be crashed northeast of downtown San Diego where the pilot is said to have been injured seriously and the plane crashed upside down. As per one report, the planes reportedly crashed when they were 61 meters or 200 feet above the ground when they crashed and it as reported witnesses. As per the reports by the officials, a Twin-engine plane crashed or hit the wing of the single-engine plane and the single-engine plane collapsed in the grass field of the airport. When the double-engine hit the building in the airport. Although the pilot of the twin-engine was trying hard to control it, the plane was struggling and there was a fire on the other side of the airport that had the Twin-engine crash on the landing track.
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