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Three people were hurt when a light aircraft crashed into a field and burst into flames close to Alderney airport.Three people were hurt when a light aircraft crashed into a field and burst into flames close to Alderney airport.
A woman passenger was flown to Guernsey for treatment for a broken leg after the plane came down 30m (98ft) from a cliff at 1320 BST on Sunday.A woman passenger was flown to Guernsey for treatment for a broken leg after the plane came down 30m (98ft) from a cliff at 1320 BST on Sunday.
The male pilot and another woman were treated at Alderney hospital for minor injuries and a second man in the Piper light aircraft from Jersey was unhurt.The male pilot and another woman were treated at Alderney hospital for minor injuries and a second man in the Piper light aircraft from Jersey was unhurt.
The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is investigating.The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is investigating.
Witnesses said the plane approached the runway very low, before banking steeply to the left.Witnesses said the plane approached the runway very low, before banking steeply to the left.
The passengers were able to get out of the plane, which burned so badly it was nearly unrecognisable, apart from the engine and a wing. The passengers, believed to be planning a brief call in Alderney before flying on for Shropshire, were able to get out of the plane, which was completely destroyed by fire.
Insp Tom Makins, of Guernsey Police, said: "We will take initial statements and someone from the AAIB will be coming over to Alderney."Insp Tom Makins, of Guernsey Police, said: "We will take initial statements and someone from the AAIB will be coming over to Alderney."