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Aircraft Crashes

Australian Pilot Dies in Brazil Plane Crash Carrying Suspected $80M Worth of Cocaine

Aviation Today News Desk September 18, 2025

Coruripe, Brazil: An Australian pilot, Timothy James Clark, was killed when his plane, carrying approximately 180 kilograms of cocaine wrapped in

Manitoba, Canada: Four people are dead and a young pilot is seriously injured after a float plane crashed in a remote area roughly 40 kilometres south of St. Theresa Point First Nation, Manitoba, on Saturday evening. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said the single-engine de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver went down near Makepeace Lake while carrying five people. All four passengers, two men aged 53 and 49 and two women who both were 50 were residents of St. Theresa Point First Nation and died at the scene. The 20-year-old pilot, the sole survivor, sustained serious injuries but is expected to recover. Authorities confirmed he was airlifted to hospital after being located by rescue teams in difficult nighttime conditions. The crash site was located after RCMP received an alert from an iPhone satellite crash-detection system. Due to the fly-in nature of the community, officers chartered a helicopter to reach the scene. The lone RCMP officer was dropped about 500 metres away because of darkness and rough terrain and had to hike to the wreckage. Search and rescue technicians from CFB Trenton were parachuted in to assist, providing medical support and helping stabilize the survivor until evacuation was possible. “This was an extremely challenging operation because of the remote location, darkness, and limited access,” RCMP spokespersons said in a statement, adding that the collaboration between emergency services was critical in saving the pilot’s life. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) has confirmed it is gathering information about the crash to determine whether a full investigation will be launched. The cause of the accident has not yet been established. St. Theresa Point Chief and Council have not yet released a statement but community members are mourning the loss of four residents in what is being described as a devastating blow to the First Nation. In a statement on Facebook, the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs sent condolences to the families of the victims, and to their community. "We grieve with you. The loss of community members in such a sudden and devastating way is felt across all our Nations. In this time of heartbreak, we stand with St. Theresa Point, holding up the families and community in prayer, love, and strength," the post said. Authorities said updates will be provided as more information becomes available regarding the cause of the crash and the identities of those killed.

Four Killed, 20-Year-Old Pilot Seriously Injured in Manitoba Float Plane Crash

Aviation Today News Desk September 15, 2025

Manitoba, Canada: Four people are dead and a young pilot is seriously injured after a float plane crashed in a remote

Colorado, United States: Two people tragically lost their lives early Friday morning when a small plane crashed just southeast of Centennial Airport in Colorado. The aircraft involved was a Beechcraft BE35, which went down around 6:20–6:25 a.m. in a business park near 8636 South Peoria Street, according to South Metro Fire Rescue (SMFR) and the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office. The first reports described an explosion, and by the time emergency responders arrived, the plane was engulfed in flames near a bank of diesel-powered generators that were also at risk of igniting. SMFR spokesperson Brian Willie confirmed firefighters were able to douse the fire before it spread to nearby buildings or equipment. Thankfully, no one on the ground was injured. The Douglas County Coroner’s Office will identify the victims once families have been notified. Air traffic control recordings captured by LiveATC.net shed light on the final moments before the crash. The pilot was cleared for takeoff and informed to line up on runway 17R for touch-and-goes. Soon after, another pilot in the area radioed, “Tower, there’s smoke off the left side looks like he went down.”Seconds later, someone added: “Appears he crashed in a parking lot about a mile southeast of the field.” ATC immediately alerted emergency crews. The FAA and NTSB have launched an investigation, with the NTSB taking the lead. Authorities are asking anyone who witnessed the event or who might have video footage from nearby businesses to email eyewitness@ntsb.gov. Operations at Centennial Airport were not disrupted, as the crash occurred off airport property. This marks the second fatal aviation accident in the Denver metropolitan area in under a week. Earlier, a midair collision near Fort Morgan killed one person and injured three others

Two Killed After Small Plane Crashes Near Centennial Airport in Douglas County

Aviation Today News Desk September 6, 2025

Colorado, United States: Two people tragically lost their lives early Friday morning when a small plane crashed just southeast of Centennial

Idaho, United States: A tragic plane crash in Wyoming’s Bighorn National Forest on Labor Day left one child dead and three members of the Palmer family hospitalized. Authorities said the family had just taken off in a four-seat Piper PA-28 on Monday afternoon when the plane went down in the mountains shortly before 5 p.m. Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that 13-year-old Amelia Palmer died at the scene. Her parents, Earl Palmer, 54, and Cindy Palmer, 53, were airlifted in critical condition to a trauma center in Billings, Montana. Their 11-year-old son, Aeron Palmer, suffered minor injuries and was taken by ambulance to Sheridan Memorial Hospital. The Sheriff’s Office initially received reports of a missing or injured person in the Bighorn Mountains before learning of the plane crash. Emergency responders quickly located the wreckage and worked to stabilize the three survivors. Amelia’s body was later airlifted to the Incident Command Post and transported to Sheridan Memorial Hospital. “This was, and still is, a very fluid scene,” Sheridan County Sheriff Levi Dominguez said, praising the “exceptional” coordination of rescuers, EMS, and medical teams. “Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their family.” The National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the crash. The FAA’s preliminary report confirmed the crash occurred during the plane’s initial climb but listed the cause as unknown circumstances. Amelia was well known in the rodeo community as the 2024/2025 Treasure Valley Rodeo Mini Queen and second runner-up for the 2026 Miss Junior Rodeo Idaho title. “Amelia, you were pure sunshine and brought joy to everyone you met. Our rodeo family won’t be the same without you,” Miss Rodeo Idaho Inc. wrote in a Facebook tribute. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help the Palmers with medical bills, travel expenses, and funeral costs. Family friends have stepped in to care for the family’s farm animals, and community members are encouraged to donate feed or contribute to the fundraiser. FAA records list the plane’s registered owner as Austin Travis Peden of Sheridan, Wyoming. According to The Billings Gazette, Peden previously worked for Bighorn Airways, a local provider of private and contract flights.

Piper PA-28 Crash in Wyoming Claims 13-Year-Old’s Life, Leaves Three Hospitalized

Aviation Today News Desk September 3, 2025

Idaho, United States: A tragic plane crash in Wyoming’s Bighorn National Forest on Labor Day left one child dead and three

Colorado, United States: A mid-air collision between two small aircraft at Fort Morgan Municipal Airport on Sunday morning left one person dead and three others injured, officials reported. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a Cessna 172 and an Extra Flugzeugbau EA-300 collided while both were on final approach to land at the airport. The Morgan County Sheriff's Office received the first report of the crash at approximately 10:44 a.m. local time. Emergency crews including deputies from the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office, personnel from the Fort Morgan Police Department, Colorado State Patrol, Fort Morgan Fire Department, and Morgan County Ambulance arrived promptly at the scene. The two occupants of the Cessna 172 sustained only minor injuries and were treated on-site. In contrast, one occupant of the EA-300 was taken to a local hospital, while the other was declared dead at the crash site by the Morgan County Coroner’s Office. Following the collision, both aircraft crashed and caught fire. A plume of smoke was visible from afar, and bystanders rushed to help extinguish the flames before first responders arrived. The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have launched a joint investigation, with the NTSB expected to take the lead on determining what caused the crash. In a statement, the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office expressed condolences to the victim’s family: “We extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victim in this tragic event. We would like to express our gratitude to all the agencies that helped with this situation. Additionally, we want to thank the citizens who assisted in trying to extinguish the fire until the fire department and first responders arrived on the scene.” The crash occurred during a weekend aerobatics competition at the airport involving Metropolitan State University of Denver’s collegiate aerobatics team. University officials clarified that their event was unrelated to the collision. Meanwhile, the airport has been closed temporarily as investigators and emergency teams continue their work.

1 Dead, 3 Injured in Mid-Air Collision at Colorado’s Fort Morgan Municipal Airport

Aviation Today News Desk September 1, 2025

Colorado, United States: A mid-air collision between two small aircraft at Fort Morgan Municipal Airport on Sunday morning left one person

Florida, United States: In Florida, a small aircraft crashed near New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport on the morning of Friday, August 29. The New Smyrna Beach Fire Department stated that the incident occurred around 10:30 a.m. near the intersection of South Street and Clarendon Avenue, just outside the airport perimeter. Emergency responders from the fire department and local police arrived quickly at the scene. Both individuals on board the aircraft sustained injuries and were transported to Halifax Health Medical Center for treatment. Authorities have not released further details about their conditions. The crash prompted road closures in the surrounding area as first responders secured the scene and conducted rescue operations. Local residents were advised to exercise caution while emergency personnel were on site. At this stage, the cause of the crash has not been publicly disclosed. Aviation authorities are expected to investigate the incident in coordination with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). The New Smyrna Beach Fire Department emphasized that the area remained restricted to ensure the safety of residents and emergency crews. Meanwhile, in Michigan, a 22-year-old Ohio man was hospitalized following a small single-engine plane crash in a field near Richmond Field in Unadilla Township, Livingston County, on Thursday, August 28. According to the township police, the crash occurred shortly before 4:00 p.m., after a crash detection notification from the pilot’s iPhone and calls from local residents alerted authorities. The pilot, who was flying from Charlevoix to Toledo, was found outside the aircraft with significant injuries and transported to the University of Michigan Hospital. The cause of the crash remains under investigation by the township police, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

Two Hospitalized After Small Plane Crashes Outside New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport

Aviation Today News Desk August 30, 2025

Florida, United States: In Florida, a small aircraft crashed near New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport on the morning of Friday, August

Missouri, United States: A small aircraft crashed and burst into flames north of the Midwest National Air Center on Wednesday morning, killing both people on board. Authorities confirmed the victims as Mark and Vickie Spelts, a couple from Chico, California, who owned Spelts Wealth Management. The aircraft, a Cessna C340, went down in a soybean field near Excelsior Springs around 10:30 a.m. First responders arrived within minutes to find the wreckage engulfed in flames. Despite rapid emergency response, neither occupant survived the impact and fire. The Clay County Sheriff’s Office said deputies and local fire crews secured the crash site and worked to extinguish the blaze. “It was fully involved when crews got here,” one official noted, emphasizing the intensity of the fire. As a precaution, the Midwest National Air Center temporarily closed to all air traffic while investigators examined the site. Flights resumed later in the evening around 5 p.m. after safety checks were completed. Family members and business associates confirmed that the victims were Mark and Vickie Spelts. The couple were well-known in northern California for their financial advisory firm and for their community involvement. Their deaths prompted an outpouring of condolences from clients and friends in Chico. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have taken over the investigation. The FAA said the twin-engine plane departed from a nearby airport before the crash, though the purpose of the flight has not been disclosed. Investigators are expected to analyze flight data, weather conditions, and maintenance records to determine the cause.

Chico Couple Killed as Small Plane Crashes, Burns Near Excelsior Springs, Missouri

Aviation Today News Desk August 28, 2025

Missouri, United States: A small aircraft crashed and burst into flames north of the Midwest National Air Center on Wednesday morning,

Alabama, United States: A small single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft crashed in a vacant lot near Gulf Shores International Airport on Sunday afternoon, sending both occupants to the hospital. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. as the plane was approaching the airport for landing. According to Gulf Shores Public Information Officer Grant Brown, the aircraft clipped a tree while descending, causing it to spin and crash in a vacant lot situated between Alabama Coastal Community College and the Gulf Shores Tourism Center. The pilot and his wife, who was the passenger, were able to evacuate the plane on their own. Both individuals were conscious and alert when first responders arrived at the scene. They were subsequently transported to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola for evaluation and treatment. The crash site was secured by Gulf Shores Police and Fire Rescue, as well as airport management. Fortunately, the incident occurred outside the airport boundaries, so airport operations were not affected, and traffic on Alabama 59 remained unaffected. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has been notified and is expected to send investigators to the scene to determine the cause of the crash. Flight tracking data indicates that the aircraft departed from Paris, Texas, earlier in the day and was en route to Gulf Shores International Airport when the incident occurred. The NTSB's investigation will provide further insights into the circumstances leading to the crash. Authorities have not released the identities of the individuals involved at this time.

Small Plane Crashes Near Gulf Shores Airport, Both Pilot and Passenger Hospitalized

Aviation Today News Desk August 25, 2025

Alabama, United States: A small single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft crashed in a vacant lot near Gulf Shores International Airport on Sunday

Astana, Kazakhstan: A light aircraft crashed in Kazakhstan’s Akmola region on Sunday, killing both people on board and prompting an official investigation into the cause of the accident. According to the Ministry of Transport, the incident occurred on August 17 near Tonkeris village in the Tselinograd district. The aircraft was identified as an Aerostar R40F light-engine plane with registration number UP-LA229, engaged in a general aviation flight. The ministry confirmed that the plane did not catch fire following the crash. Emergency services reported that the two occupants a male pilot and a female passenger, suffered injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene before medical teams arrived. This was confirmed in a statement released by the Ministry of Transport Authorities said a special commission has been formed “in accordance with the Rules for the Investigation of Aviation Accidents.” Officials from the Transport Ministry’s Accident Investigation Department were dispatched to the crash site to gather evidence and determine the cause. The Transport Police Department has also opened a pre-trial investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident. While officials have not released specific details regarding the moments leading up to the crash, local reports suggest that the aircraft went down suddenly during what was described as a routine private flight. No fire occurred upon impact, and there were no injuries reported on the ground.

Pilot and Passenger Killed in Plane Crash in Kazakhstan, No Ground Injuries Reported

Aviation Today News Desk August 19, 2025

Astana, Kazakhstan: A light aircraft crashed in Kazakhstan’s Akmola region on Sunday, killing both people on board and prompting an official

Sydney, Australia: A training flight ended in a dramatic emergency landing on Sunday afternoon when a light aircraft carrying a flight instructor and a student pilot crash-landed on the Mona Vale Golf Course in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Both men survived with minor injuries, according to emergency officials. The aircraft, identified as a Piper Cherokee, went down shortly after 2:00 p.m. during a scheduled training flight. Witnesses told ABC News Australia that the plane lost height quickly before skidding across the golf course, tearing off its landing gear and damaging one wing before coming to rest on the green. Paramedics confirmed that both occupants, an instructor and his student, each believed to be in their 50s, managed to exit the wreckage without assistance. One suffered minor facial cuts while the other was treated for shock. Both were transported to Royal North Shore Hospital, where they remain in stable condition. Nearby golfers rushed to the scene moments after the crash, providing initial assistance before emergency services arrived. Eyewitnesses described the landing as “hair-raising” but credited the instructor’s quick decision-making for avoiding a far more serious tragedy. The Piper Cherokee had departed Camden Airport and was heading south towards Wollongong when engine trouble was suspected mid-flight. Investigators believe the pilot attempted to divert but was forced to make an emergency landing, selecting the golf course as the safest available option. Video footage shared by multiple outlets,shows the aircraft gliding at low altitude before impacting the turf and skidding across the fairway. The landing gear collapsed on impact, and debris scattered across the course. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) confirmed it had been notified and is gathering preliminary evidence. However, it is not yet clear whether a full on-site investigation will be launched.

Flight Instructor and Student Survive Aircraft Crash on Mona Vale Golf Course, Sydney

Aviation Today News Desk August 18, 2025

Sydney, Australia: A training flight ended in a dramatic emergency landing on Sunday afternoon when a light aircraft carrying a flight

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Aircraft Crashes

Four Killed, 20-Year-Old Pilot Seriously Injured in Manitoba Float Plane Crash

Two Killed After Small Plane Crashes Near Centennial Airport in Douglas County

Piper PA-28 Crash in Wyoming Claims 13-Year-Old’s Life, Leaves Three Hospitalized

1 Dead, 3 Injured in Mid-Air Collision at Colorado’s Fort Morgan Municipal Airport

Two Hospitalized After Small Plane Crashes Outside New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport

Chico Couple Killed as Small Plane Crashes, Burns Near Excelsior Springs, Missouri

Small Plane Crashes Near Gulf Shores Airport, Both Pilot and Passenger Hospitalized

Pilot and Passenger Killed in Plane Crash in Kazakhstan, No Ground Injuries Reported

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