Two dies in homemade plane crashes
Home-made aircraft crashes in Croatia, two killed
Two people were killed when a home-made aircraft crashed and exploded near Zagreb Thursday night, local reports said.
The ultra-light aircraft crashed at Dubrava, just east of Zagreb, on a test flight. The pilot and co-pilot apparently survived the crash, but then died in the ensuing blaze.
A man who witnessed the accident and tried to help the plane's occupants was injured when the aircraft exploded.
The ultra-light aircraft crashed at Dubrava, just east of Zagreb, on a test flight. The pilot and co-pilot apparently survived the crash, but then died in the ensuing blaze.
A man who witnessed the accident and tried to help the plane's occupants was injured when the aircraft exploded.
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