A light aircraft crashed after landing at Land's End Airport in Cornwall on Wednesday, 9 July, with two people on board, according to Devon and Cornwall Police.
Incident Details
Police received a report at 11:55am that the aircraft, believed to have been travelling from Devon, had crashed after landing. Emergency services attended the scene, and fire crews remain at the airport in St Just as the incident continues.
No Serious Injuries Reported
Police confirmed that no serious injuries have been reported among the two occupants. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has been informed and will investigate the cause of the crash.
A spokesperson for Devon and Cornwall Police said: "At 11.55am today, 9 July, police received a report that a light aircraft had crashed after landing at Land's End Airport, St Just. The plane, believed to have been travelling from Devon, had two occupants on board. No serious injuries are reported at this time. The fire service is in attendance. The incident remains ongoing. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has been informed."
Ongoing Response
The incident remains ongoing, with fire crews still at the scene. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.
