Plane Crash at Parafield Airport: 2 Dead, Several Injured

0:00It's April 29. You're listening to Global News today, AI-powered coverage from around the world. I'm Cory with the story. Two people died when a small twin-engine plane slammed into a hangar at Perifield Airport in Adelaide, Australia on Wednesday afternoon. The Diamond DA-42 burst into flames on impact, and it normally seats up to four passengers. Emergency crews rushed in, evacuating the area, and putting out the fire inside the hangar. Although others got hurt, though officials haven't pinned down the exact number yet, South Australian police confirmed the tragedy while the airport posted about a serious incident and pledged full support to responders. Premier Peter Malinowskas shared his condolences online for the families and those affected. The airfield shut down completely, with emergency services still on site handling the aftermath. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau jumped in to probe what went wrong. As investigations continue, our hearts go out to everyone touched by this heartbreaking

1:00crash day safe out there.