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Skydiving plane crashes in France, killing 11 people

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A skydiving plane crashed near the town of Tomblaine in northeastern France on Sunday, killing all 11 people on board, including a pilot, five instructors and five student skydivers, according to Yves Seguy, prefect of the Meurthe-et-Moselle department.

A skydiving plane crashed near the town of Tomblaine in northeastern France on Sunday, killing all 11 people on board, including a pilot, five instructors and five student skydivers, according to Yves Seguy, prefect of the Meurthe-et-Moselle department.

France's BEA aviation safety agency described the crash as the deadliest general aviation accident in French history, excluding military and commercial flights. Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said there had not been such a serious parachuting accident in roughly 30 years.

France's BEA aviation safety agency described the crash as the deadliest general aviation accident in French history, excluding military and commercial flights. Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said there had not been such a serious parachuting accident in roughly 30 years.

The five student skydivers were nurses making their first jump, according to Thierry Pechey, head of the Meurthe-et-Moselle nursing council. Pechey said they had decided to go skydiving "to unwind" during a difficult period marked by a heatwave.

The five student skydivers were nurses making their first jump, according to Thierry Pechey, head of the Meurthe-et-Moselle nursing council. Pechey said they had decided to go skydiving "to unwind" during a difficult period marked by a heatwave.

The aircraft, a Pilatus registered in Germany, fell "almost vertically" shortly after taking off from Nancy-Essey airfield, according to Seguy. Tomblaine Mayor Hervé Feron said the plane crashed "in a completely unexplained manner" during its ascent.

The aircraft, a Pilatus registered in Germany, fell "almost vertically" shortly after taking off from Nancy-Essey airfield, according to Seguy. Tomblaine Mayor Hervé Feron said the plane crashed "in a completely unexplained manner" during its ascent.

The plane came down on a cycle path near a residential area and a shopping centre, narrowly missing nearby homes. Nancy Mayor Mathieu Klein noted the victims died "in full view of their loved ones, who were preparing to film the tandem skydives."

The plane came down on a cycle path near a residential area and a shopping centre, narrowly missing nearby homes. Nancy Mayor Mathieu Klein noted the victims died "in full view of their loved ones, who were preparing to film the tandem skydives."

French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez visited the crash site and announced that Air Transport Gendarmerie and specialist investigators from the Paris Prosecutor's Office would examine the case. Medical and psychological support teams were deployed to assist roughly 50 relatives and witnesses.

French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez visited the crash site and announced that Air Transport Gendarmerie and specialist investigators from the Paris Prosecutor's Office would examine the case. Medical and psychological support teams were deployed to assist roughly 50 relatives and witnesses.

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