The way the Air India aircraft in India flying, it fell on the ground and suffers from another aircraft crashing in the same way. Officials confirmed that a small plane crashed at the London Southend Airport on the southeast coast of England on Sunday afternoon, after which a large-scale emergency response began and flights were canceled. The Essex police said that he was reported to have caught fire in a 12 meter long normal aviation aircraft located at Southend-On-C shortly before 4 pm (Indian Standards Time).
Another aircraft like Ahmedabad Air India also crashes
Shortly after flying from London’s Southend Airport, an aircraft crashed on Sunday, after which the airport has been closed till the next notice. The officers provided this information. No casualties in the accident have been released at present. The aircraft, run by the Netherlands ‘Juush Aviation’ company, first went from Athens (Greece) to Pula (Croatia), then left from there to Southend (Britain). The aircraft was to return to Lelistada in the Netherlands on Sunday evening.
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In the video flames, thick black smoke appeared
‘Juush Aviation’ confirmed that its ‘SUJED 1’ plane crashed and said the company was cooperating in the investigation. In the company’s statement, “We express all the perspectives of the accident,” Essex Police said that they received information about the accident at the airport at around 4 pm. According to British media, the aircraft crashed was ‘Beach Craft B 200 Super King’ which was equipped with medical systems to carry patients. It was a small aircraft 12 meters (39 feet) tall. Emergency services and aircraft accident investigators are on the spot and all flights from the airport have been canceled until next information. Pictures broadcast on social media show fire and black smoke near the accident site.
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British media shared video
Pictures shared by the British media shows a fire ball in the air over 35 miles (56 km) east from London. Labor MP David Burton-Sampson from South & West and Leh wrote on X, “My condolences are with all the people associated with this incident.” Matt Dent, a cabinet member of business, culture, music and tourism at the South & City Council, also wrote on X, “At the moment I just know that a small aircraft has crashed at the airport. My condolences are with all the people associated with the incident and emergency services working on the incident.”
Beech B200 Super King Air passenger plane crashes at London Southend Airport in Essex at around 4pm on Sunday afternoon.
It was headed to the Netherlands. The jet can carry 13 passengers and two crew.
Ambulance crews and Essex Police are at the scene.https://t.co/jX1cYYBfKn
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