2 Dead In Plane Crash In US’ Arizona

Arizona: A plane crashed at Arizona's Marana Regional Airport in Pima County on Wednesday, which left at least two people dead, an official confirmed.

 Massive smoke plumes were visible at the crash site as emergency teams rushed to investigate. 

Plane Collision In Arizona, Two Reported Dead

The Marana Police Department later confirmed that at least two people died in an "aircraft collision."

Police offical said, “The Marana Police Department is currently on-scene at the Marana Regional Airport located at 11700 W. Avra Valley Rd. in reference to an aircraft collision.”

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"There has been at least 1 confirmed deceased individual. Details are limited at this time. Media staging will be in the large dirt parking lot outside of the Marana Regional Airport. FAA and NTSB will be responding." official added.

It comes just two days after passengers on board a Delta Airlines flight were left dangling upside down with fuel running down the windows and smoke filling the cabin when their plane flipped over in Toronto. All 80 people on board were evacuated.

19 of the 21 passengers taken to hospital have now been discharged, according to Delta Airlines.

More info awaited.