Sydney, May 1 (Jiji Press)–A 29-year-old Australian flight instructor and a 24-year-old Japanese student died in a plane crash at an Australian airport on Wednesday, police and others said. A Diamond DA42 twin-engine aircraft carrying the two crashed into a hangar at Parafield Airport near Adelaide during landing and takeoff training. A fire broke out after the crash. Ten people, who were on the ground at the time, including other trainees, were injured in the crash. The plane was attempting a landing when it crashed into the hangar, according to aviation authorities. END [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.]
Japanese National among 2 Dead in Plane Crash in Australia
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