Two dead in Essex light aircraft crash
Essex police say 2 people have died after a light aircraft came down in a field.
Second man who died in light aircraft crash is named
A second man who died in an aircraft crash on the A414 near Chelmsford on Saturday afternoon has been named.
50-year-old Andrew Sully, a British Airways officer died alongside 29-year-old Simon Chamberlain when their aircraft crashed into a field near Cooksmill Green after leaving North Weald airfield.
Staff at the airfield say they are shocked and saddened at the loss of two very close friends.
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Family pay tribute to aircraft crash victim
Tributes have been paid to an aircraft enthusiast who was killed along with another man when the plane they were flying in crashed.
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Onlookers watch as aerobatic stunts go tragically wrong
Chefs watch as doomed plane performs aerobatic display over fields before nose-diving into the ground.
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Witnesses saw crashed aircraft trying somersault
Witnesses described how the training aircraft had been attempting a somersault before going down in a rural area near Writtle, Essex.