Two planes collide in the air in France, killing 5 people 964333 | Voice of tomorrow

Five people were killed in a collision between an ultralight plane and another plane in France. The accident happened in western France on Saturday. The two planes had a total of five passengers. All five died in the plane crash. There were only two passengers on the ultralight plane. There were three people on the other plane named DA 40 that crashed. This is a tourist plane.

Nadia Seghiar, a French government official, said the two planes crashed in the Lochs around 4:30 pm. They couldn’t ignore the crash in the middle of the sky. Two planes caught fire in the collision. The fire was controlled with the help of 50 firefighters. However, only five passengers died. The Lutheran police are investigating the cause of the accident.

In March 2015, a passenger plane crashed in France, killing 146 passengers. The German Airlines Airbus A-320 departed from Barcelona, ​​Spain to Dusseldorf, Germany. The plane had 142 passengers and six crew members, including two pilots. Halfway there it crashed near a ski resort in the Barcelonanette area of ​​southeastern France.