
AI-generated summary
The plane took off from Schleswig airport at 12:33. It was registered to the aviation club in Kropp in Schleswig-Holstein. Rescuers rescued two passengers from the wreckage, both of whom died.
Rescuers rescued two passengers from the wreck, both of whom died, police reported, quoted by dpa.
Photos from the crash site show the fire brigade extinguishing the remains of the machine about a kilometer before the highway parking lot.
According to the officers' findings so far, no vehicles were damaged in the incident.
The police will investigate the circumstances of the tragedy
The circumstances of the crash are unknown. According to the police, it requires explanation as to how and why the plane ended up over the highway.
The operation of the police and emergency services lasted several hours.
According to the Flightradar website, a two-seater plane, registered to the aviation club in Kropp (Schleswig-Holstein), crashed. It took off from Schleswig airport at 12:33.
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The police will publish the results of the investigation into the circumstances of the crash.
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