Scone light plane crash on Everest Drive leaves two dead
A light plane has crashed on Everest Drive in Scone, in the Upper Hunter Valley, and two people have died, according to 7NEWS reporting.
Two people have died after a light plane crashed on Everest Drive in Scone, in New South Wales' Upper Hunter Valley.
The crash was reported by 7NEWS as part of a bulletin that also covered the continuing search for a gunman in Sydney and arrests linked to a suspected shooting at Lansvale. The material available on the plane crash confirms only the location and the number of people killed.
Further details were not included in the report. They are the cause of the crash, the identities of the two people who died, the type of aircraft, and whether anyone else was hurt or any property was damaged. This article will not speculate on those points.
Scone is a town in the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales.
Video: 7NEWS Australia.
Key questions
- Where did the plane crash happen?
- The light plane crashed on Everest Drive in Scone, in the Upper Hunter Valley of New South Wales.
- How many people died in the Scone plane crash?
- Two people died in the crash, according to the 7NEWS report.
- What caused the crash?
- The cause has not been reported in the available information. Details on the aircraft and the people on board have not been provided either.