A pilot and passenger have been killed and 10 more people were seriously wounded on the ground when a plane crashed into a hanger shortly after taking off.
The incident took place in Adelaide today, with one of the injured said to be in a critical condition.
{img}The four-seat twin-engined Diamond DA42 plane had just taken off from Parafield Airport, north of Adelaide, shortly after 2 pm, when it crashed into a hangar where a major amount of fuel was stored.
In a recent briefing shared at the airport, Chief Inspector Andrew McCracken mentioned more about how two people who died were inside the plane, and four people were rushed to Royal Adelaide Hospital.
{img}One was diagnosed as being in a life-threatening condition with serious burns, two in a serious condition, and one with minor injuries, they commented.
Investigations are taking place to determine the cause of the crash, as the news is a developing story.