Investigation into light aircraft crash that killed two men
Investigations are continuing after a light aircraft crashed in foggy weather in Worcestershire, killing the two men onboard.
The plane crashed in a field near the village of Overbury in Worcestershire. It happened between 12:30 and 1pm on Monday 9th January.
The alarm was raised by a passer-by, who heard it come down.
The two men - the pilot and his passenger - were confirmed dead at the scene.
The alarm was raised by a passer-by, who heard it come down.
The two men - the pilot and his passenger - were confirmed dead at the scene.
The weather was foggy, and visibility was very poor.
Experts say that will form a key part of the investigation into what caused the crash.
24 hours after the crash, specialist RAF trucks arrived to remove the fuselage.
However, it could be up to a year before there have any answers about what happened.