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Plane Crash In Swiss Alps

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The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) confirmed it was "providing support to the families of two British nationals who died in Switzerland".

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Emergency services rushed to the site, with three helicopters and two rescue specialists deployed.

3 of 3 outletsfirst reported 16 Sepwording from Daily Mail

Three people have been killed, including two British citizens, after a plane crashed in the Swiss Alps.

3 of 3 outletsfirst reported 16 Sepwording from The Independent

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Daily Mail17 Sep

Engineering boss Owain Davies, a 55-year-old British millionaire from Wales, died in a plane crash along with two friends in the Swiss Alps near Leukerbad on Tuesday morning. The Cirrus SR22T aircraft crashed about ten minutes after taking off from Sion airport. Davies was described by his company as an "unstoppable force" and a passionate pilot who enjoyed flying for both freedom and social reasons. An…

British millionaire businessman killed in Swiss Alps plane crash alongside two friends →3 articles from Daily Mail on this story
The Independent18 Sep

Owain Davies, a 55-year-old British millionaire businessman and managing director of engineering firm Amcanu, was among three people killed when a small plane crashed into a mountain slope in Switzerland shortly after takeoff on Tuesday morning. Two others aboard have yet to be identified. Emergency services were alerted by reports of smoke in the area. Davies, an experienced pilot, leaves behind his wife Michelle…

Millionaire businessman among Britons killed in Swiss Alps plane crash →2 articles from The Independent on this story
BBC17 Sep

Two Britons are among three people killed when a light aircraft crashed near Leukerbad, Switzerland on Tuesday. The Cirrus SR22T departed from Sion airport and collided with a mountain slope about 10 minutes into flight for reasons unknown; witnesses saw smoke and fire at the crash site. Swiss authorities have initiated investigations, and emergency responders were deployed to assist. The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth…

Two Britons among three killed in Swiss Alps light aircraft crash →

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  1. 16 Sep

    Emergency services rushed to the site, with three helicopters and two rescue specialists deployed.

    3 outlets · Daily Mail
  2. 17 Sep

    Two Britons are among three people killed in a plane crash in the Swiss Alps.

    3 outlets · BBC

Coverage 6 articles

  • 18 Sep Millionaire businessman among Britons killed in Swiss Alps plane crashOwain Davies, a 55-year-old British millionaire businessman and managing director of engineering firm Amcanu, was among three people killed when a small plane crashed into a mountain slope in Switzerland shortly after takeoff on Tuesday morning. Two others aboard have yet to be identified. Emergency services were alerted by reports of smoke in the area. Davies, an experienced pilot, leaves behind his wife Michelle…The Independent
  • 17 Sep British millionaire businessman killed in Swiss Alps plane crash alongside two friendsEngineering boss Owain Davies, a 55-year-old British millionaire from Wales, died in a plane crash along with two friends in the Swiss Alps near Leukerbad on Tuesday morning. The Cirrus SR22T aircraft crashed about ten minutes after taking off from Sion airport. Davies was described by his company as an "unstoppable force" and a passionate pilot who enjoyed flying for both freedom and social reasons. An…Daily Mail
  • 17 Sep Two Britons among three killed in Swiss Alps light aircraft crashOn Tuesday afternoon, a light aircraft carrying three people, including two British citizens, crashed into a mountain slope near Leukerbad in Switzerland's Valais canton shortly after takeoff from Sion Airport. The plane, identified as a Cirrus SR22T, was en route to Buochs Airfield when it went down; smoke was reported at the site of the crash. Emergency services responded quickly but all occupants were killed…The Independent
  • 17 Sep Two Brits are among three dead after plane crashed in Swiss AlpsTwo Britons died alongside another person after a small single-engine plane crashed in the Swiss Alps near Leukerbad on Tuesday. The Cirrus SR22T aircraft departed from Sion Airport and crashed about 10 minutes later; all three passengers were killed instantly. Authorities are investigating the cause, while rescue teams worked to identify the victims.Daily Mail
  • 17 Sep Two Britons among three killed in Swiss Alps light aircraft crashTwo Britons are among three people killed when a light aircraft crashed near Leukerbad, Switzerland on Tuesday. The Cirrus SR22T departed from Sion airport and collided with a mountain slope about 10 minutes into flight for reasons unknown; witnesses saw smoke and fire at the crash site. Swiss authorities have initiated investigations, and emergency responders were deployed to assist. The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth…BBC
  • 16 Sep Three dead as plane crashes in Swiss AlpsThree people died when a small single-engine plane crashed in the Swiss Alps near Leukerbad on Tuesday after taking off from Lugano and making a stop in Sion. Emergency services, including helicopters and rescue specialists, responded to the scene where residents had reported seeing smoke. The Valais cantonal police are investigating the accident along with federal authorities and the Office of the Attorney General…Daily Mail

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