Two killed after light crashes into paddock, catches alight near Toowoomba, Queensland

In the Toowoomba area of Queensland, two men were killed after a light plane fell into a paddoch before he was caught on fire.

The first research shows that it collapsed near Oakey Cooyar RD in Devon Park about two hours after Brisbane, shortly after 15:00 on Sunday.

A Queensland Firefighter spokesman said four crews ran to the scene just before 15:00 and extinguished a fire that had caught fire from the plane.

Queensland police said that two boys were declared died at the scene and that the judicial accident unit was investigating the conditions related to the incident.

The Sunday will help researchers from the Australian Transportation Security Office, which confirms that they will investigate the accident in the afternoon.

The ATSB plane described a twin turboprop Reims Cessna F406 and that the officers were deployed from Brisbane and Canberra.

Researchers specializing in flight operations and maintenance will conduct a number of “evidence collection activities ız, including field and debris examination.

Atsb said in a statement, “Inspectors will also try to interview the relevant parties and collect the relevant information, including flight tracking data,” ATSB said.

“Pilot and aircraft maintenance records and weather information.”

“At any stage of the flight” or after the accident, everyone with images of the plane were asked to contact ATSB.

A report will also be prepared for Coroner’s information.