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Turkey-registered plane crashes in Croatia reportedly killing the pilot
- A Turkey-registered plane crashed in western Croatia, reportedly killing the pilot, according to police.
- The Air Tractor AT-802 went off the radar shortly before 5 p.m. local time, according to an Interior Ministry statement.
- Emergency services were alerted about a plane on fire near Senj about 20 minutes later, as reported in the statement.
- Rescue teams found the pilot's body after extinguishing the fire, reported Croatia's HRT.
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A Turkish AirTractor plane crashed near Senj, Croatia. The pilot's body was found at the scene. The plane was en route to Zagreb, where it was due to be repainted.
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According to breaking news, the pilot of the firefighting plane that crashed in Croatia was killed.
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right2Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Left
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C 36%
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