The plane crashes near Fort Morgan Airport in Colorado killing 1, and wounding 3

One person was killed, and three others were wounded after two planes collided near the Municipal Fort Morgan Airport in Colorado On Sunday, law enforcement officials said.

Morgan Sharif Provincial Office said that deputies and emergency staff rushed to the scene after receiving a report on a plane crash at about 10:45 am upon their arrival, discovered that two planes had landed in fields directly outside the airport.

A preliminary investigation found that a small Cesena was on the final approach to the runway when it was hit by a second plane. Witnesses reported the vision of the two planes, cutting each other before it retreated on the ground.

Both aircraft The fire caught when they were hit The land, according to the Sharif Office. The smoke columns can be seen as it rises from the debris, as the first and passive respondents tried to get out of the fires.

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Each plane carried two people. Sharif’s office said that the occupations of Cesana were slightly injured and were released at the scene.

A member was transferred on the second plane – the additional Flugzeugbau e300 – to a local hospital. The death of the other was announced at the scene by the Morgan County Office.

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In a statement, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that the two planes collided while attempting to land.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA National Transport Safety Council (NTSB) took the initiative and submitting updates.

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“We expand our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victim in this tragic event.” “This is an active investigation and the names of the parties concerned are not launched at this time.”

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The Sharif office also thanked the citizens who tried to put out the fire before the firefighters and other respondents arrived.