US EditionPilot and Passenger Killed as Light Plane Crashes into Sea off NSW Coast
- Two people have died after a light plane crashed into the ocean near a national park on the NSW Mid North Coast.
- Emergency services were called to Gaagal Wanggaan National Park near Nambucca Heads at 4 PM on Saturday following reports of a crash.
- A plane wreckage was shortly after sighted in the water approximately 1.5 km southeast of Nambucca Heads.
- Hazardous materials crews were on site to clean up a fibrous material that ended up on the shore following the crash.
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The Sun
Two top pilots killed in horror plane crash as witness reveals final moments
TWO top pilots have been killed in a horror plane crash after plunging into the sea as a witness reveals their tragic final moments. Mark White, 67, and Simon Peutrill, 69, were killed yesterday on board the Sting S4. NinePilot Mark White was killed[/caption] NineA recovery mission for the plane wreckage was underway[/caption] NineThe plane crashed within 30 minutes of flying[/caption] The plane left Coffs Harbour, Australia, around 3:30pm and w…
The aircraft crashed a short distance from the coast
Bodies of two killed in plane crash recovered
Marine Rescue crews have recovered the bodies of two people whose plane crashed into the ocean. Photo: Marine Rescue NSW By (A)manda Parkinson The bodies of a pilot and passenger killed after their light plane crashed into the ocean have been recovered after an extensive retrieval operation by NSW Police. The pair took off from a private airfield near Coffs Harbour, five hours north of Sydney, on Saturday morning. Emergency services were alerted…
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