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Two people killed in plane crash Two people killed in plane crash
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Two people have been been killed in a plane crash close to Oxford Airport, police have said.Two people have been been killed in a plane crash close to Oxford Airport, police have said.
The two-seater plane came down and burst into flames, just after 1400 GMT at Grove Road in Bladon, close to the main A44. The two-seater plane came down and burst into flames in a snow covered field just after 1400 GMT, near the A4095 Grove Road in Bladon, close to the main A44.
The type of plane involved in the crash is not yet known.The type of plane involved in the crash is not yet known.
South Central Ambulance Service said its crews had stood down and fire crews are tackling wreckage, which is said to be engulfed in flames. A cordon has been set up and investigators said they were are on their way to the scene.
'Second bang''Second bang'
Maffi Moushkila was a couple of miles away in the village of Thrupp when he heard the plane crash.Maffi Moushkila was a couple of miles away in the village of Thrupp when he heard the plane crash.
He said: "I heard the engine stop and about two seconds afterwards there was a bang.He said: "I heard the engine stop and about two seconds afterwards there was a bang.
"About 20 seconds later there was another bang."About 20 seconds later there was another bang.
"A few minutes later the airport alarm went off.""A few minutes later the airport alarm went off."
Fire crews had difficulty in reaching the scene of the accident
South Central Ambulance Service said the plane came down in a snow-covered field about half a mile from Heath Lane at Bladon.
The Fire Service had difficulty in putting the fire out because the remote location made it difficult to run hoses to the scene of the accident.
Crews extinguished the blaze at just after 1540 GMT.
The Air Accident Investigation Branch, based in Farnborough, Hampshire, has said a team is on its way to the scene to investigate.The Air Accident Investigation Branch, based in Farnborough, Hampshire, has said a team is on its way to the scene to investigate.