One person killed in İzmir plane crash

October 06 2012 15:59:24

One person killed in İzmir plane crash

ISTANBUL

One person was killed and one wounded when a training plane belonging to the Turkish Air Association crashed in the Aegean province of İzmir Oct. 6, Doğan news agency reported.

The training plane, carrying a instructor pilot and a student, reportedly crashed in an area near the village of Çomaklar in the Beydağ district after taking off from İzmir's Selçuk Airport.

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