A collision in Mirada between two small aircraft at the regional airport in Arizona At least two people killed at least two people on Wednesday, the authorities said.
The deadly collision occurred at the Marana Regional Airport, northwest of Tucson, Marana Police Directorate said.
Authorities confirmed that at least two people had been killed, although they noted that the details were limited because the first answers were still working at the scene.
The planes that have clashed with Midar were identified as Cessna 172S and Lancair 360 MK II, both aircraft with fixed wings, a one-motor aircraft, said the National Transport Safety Committee (NTSB). The agency announced that it was investigating the incident.
It was not immediately clear that two small aircraft collided at the middle airport near Marane in Marana, Arizona. (Google Maps)
The victims of the victims were not immediately provided or how the collision occurred.
The Marana Regional Airport is about 20 miles northwest of Tucson in Arizona.
Authorities said that Federal administration (FAA) also responds to an incident.
At least two people were killed in a mirma collision between two smaller aircraft with a single fixed wing at the Marana Regional Airport, said February 19, 2025 in Marana, Arizona.
The collision is the latest in the trend of recent accidents in air travel in North America.
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In the most deadly American air catastrophe since 2001, a military helicopter and a flight of American Airlines who entered the country at the National Airport Ronald Reagan, January 29, collided in Midair, killing all 67 people on two aircraft.
Other recent aircraft disasters in North America include a small passenger plane on the way to Nome, Alaska, which collapsed on February 6th, killing pilots and nine passengers. In addition, an aircraft of medical transport with a child patient, her mother and four others on board crashed into the neighborhood of Philadelphia on January 31, exploding in a fiery ball that engulfed several homes.
After an incident at the National Airport of Reagan, Trump administration promised a thorough review and update of air traffic control system across the country.
Danielle Wallace and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten contributed to Danielle Wallace and Sarah Rummpf.
