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Four weeks ago, a similar crash of a small aircraft occurred near Weinheim on the border with Hesse, in which two people also died.
Two people died when a small plane crashed in the Heilbronn district in Baden-Württemberg. The two occupants were found dead in the burned-out machine in a vineyard near Gundelsheim, police confirmed. The crash occurred in the area of the Hohschön estate near Gundelsheim.
Accordingly, the plane first hit a fence and then a tree on its approach to land around 12 p.m., said a police spokeswoman. Then the machine crashed in a vineyard and burned out there. The fire has now been extinguished.
According to initial findings, there were no other people in the small plane besides the dead. The cause of the accident is unclear. Police and experts have started the investigation. Just four weeks earlier, a small plane crashed near an airfield near Weinheim in the border area with Hesse. Here too there were two deaths.

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