Small Plane Crash in California Kills Two, Injures 18
FAA Investigates Cause of Small Plane Crash in California
California: A small plane crashed into a commercial building in California, resulting in two fatalities and 18 injuries. According to foreign media reports, the incident occurred near Fullerton Municipal Airport, approximately 25 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
The authorities have not yet confirmed whether the deceased individuals were on board the aircraft or were working inside the building where the plane crashed. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) stated that the aircraft involved in the accident was a small, four-seat “Van’s RV-10” model. An investigation into the cause of the crash is currently underway.
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This incident adds to the increasing number of recent aircraft accidents, including the recent crashes of passenger planes in Azerbaijan and South Korea, which collectively claimed over 200 lives.
