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4 dead in Southend Airport plane crash

Small plane crashes at London Southend Airport, killing all 4 passengers on board

A small plane crashed at London Southend Airport in Sussex, England, on Sunday, killing all four people on board, according to local officials.

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Police say 4 people were killed in a small plane crash at London Southend airport

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London Southend Airport plane crash: Everything we know so far

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4 People Were Killed in a Small Plane Crash Near London Sunday, Police Say

Police say four people died aboard a small plane that crashed shortly after taking off from London Southend Airport on Sunday.

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Police Speaking On The Southend Airport Plane Crash

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Plane crash at London Southend Airport forces closure, flights canceled

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Southend tragedies taking 'toll on people'

Maria Fernanda Rojaz Ortiz, 31, was a German citizen born in Chile and had previously worked as a nurse in the public sector.

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Who was on the Southend airport plane crash? What we know about the victims as four deaths confirmed

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Police believe four killed in airport plane crash were foreign nationals

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EasyJet continues to divert flights as Southend airport remains shut

EasyJet has warned of another day of disruption as Southend airport remains closed while investigations into a crash that claimed four lives continue

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Southend Airport crash victims include nurse on first day as flight medical crew

A woman on her first day as a flight nurse is reported to be one of four killed in a crash at London Southend Airport as more details about the accident emerge.

London Southend Airport closed, all flights canceled after small plane crash

A small plane has crashed at London Southend Airport on England's south east coast, police said on Sunday. "We remain on the scene of a serious incident at Southend Airport," the local Essex Police said, adding that they were alerted just before 4 p.m. to reports of a collision involving a 39-foot plane.