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RAF air collision victims named RAF air collision victims named
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Police have named the four people who were killed when two light aircraft collided near a south Wales seaside resort. Two schoolgirl cousins and two RAF instructors killed when their light aircraft collided have been named.
Two teenage air cadets, who were cousins, and their trainers died in the crash near Porthcawl on Wednesday. Air cadets Nikita Marie Walters, 13, and Katie-Jo Davies, 14, both from Gilfach Goch in Rhondda Cynon Taf, died on Wednesday near Porthcawl, Bridgend.
The cadets were Nikita Marie Walters, 13, and Katie-Joe Davies, 14, both from Gilfach Goch in Rhondda Cynon Taf. The pilots, taking the girls on an "air experience flight" were Hylton Price from Bridgend and Andrew Marsh from Vale of Glamorgan.
The pilots were Hylton Price from Bridgend and Andrew Marsh from Vale of Glamorgan. The girls both attended Tonyrefail Comprehensive, Rhondda Cynon Taf.
The girls, who both attended the same school, were on an RAF "air experience flight" when their two light aircraft collided. The school is expected to issue a statement later.
The two Grob trainer aircraft had taken off from RAF St Athan, about 20 miles from the crash scene.The two Grob trainer aircraft had taken off from RAF St Athan, about 20 miles from the crash scene.
There are three separate investigations into the incident - one by the police, another by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB), and an RAF board of inquiry.There are three separate investigations into the incident - one by the police, another by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB), and an RAF board of inquiry.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has discovered debris should contact South Wales Police on 01656 306102 or 01656 306103.Anyone who witnessed the incident or has discovered debris should contact South Wales Police on 01656 306102 or 01656 306103.