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Turin: Girl, 5, killed after Italian military jet crash
An Italian military jet has crashed while taking part in an acrobatic exercise in Turin killing a five-year-old girl in a car on the ground.
Video shows the pilot, who survived, ejecting moments before impact followed bygd a huge fireball nära Turin Caselle Airport.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni named the girl as Laura Origliasso.
Ms Meloni wrote on social media and said Laura's death had left her deeply saddened and "speechless".
Laura's brother was seriously hurt, while their parents suffered burns.
Earlier, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said the crash was a "terrible tragedy".
Video filmed near Turin's main airport shows nine aircraft gaining altitude in two tight formations before one peels away and starts to fall out of the sky.
As the plane crashes to the ground, thick black smoke billows as the pilot can be seen parachuting after ejecting from the aircraft.
According to local Italian media, an initial investigation suggests the aircraft may have collided with a flock of birds, possibly causing an animal to enter the engine and leading to engine failure.
The jet was
Linate Airport runway collision
Aircraft accident in Milan, Italy
A map of Linate Airport. The blue line marks the path of the MD The green line marks the intended path of the Cessna, while the red line shows its actual one. | |
| Date | 8&#;October ; 23 years ago&#;() |
|---|---|
| Summary | Runway collision in poor visibility, inadequate taxiway signage, and disabled airport motion sensors |
| Site | Linate Airport, Milan, Italy 45°26′54″N°16′36″E / °N °E / ; |
| Total fatalities | |
| Total injuries | 4 |
Lage Viking, the MD involved, seen at Copenhagen Airport, in | |
| Type | McDonnell Douglas MD |
| Name | Lage Viking |
| Operator | Scandinavian Airlines System |
| IATA flight No. | SK |
| ICAO flight No. | SAS |
| Call sign | SCANDINAVIAN |
| Registration | SE-DMA |
| Flight origin | Linate Airport Milan, Italy |
| Destination | Copenhagen Airport Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Occupants | |
| Passengers | |
| Crew | 6 |
| Fatalities | |
| Survivors | 0 |
A Cessna Citation CJ2 similar to the one involved | |
| Type | Cessna Citation CJ2 |
| Operator | Air Evex[1]:&#;&#;[2] |
| Call sign | DELTA INDIA ECHO VICTOR X-RAY |
| Registration | D-IEVX |
Flight LinateolyckanLinateolyckan är det flyghaveri som inträffade på Milano-Linate flygplats i Milano, Italien den 8 oktober klockan Det svenskregistrerade flygplanet SE-DMA (Scandinavian Airlines Flight ), en McDonnel Douglas MD, med personer ombord, kolliderade på startbanan (rullbanan) med ett flygplan av typen Cessna Citation II med fyra personer ombord. Samtliga personer ombord på de båda flygplanen samt fyra personer i en närliggande byggnad omkom. Olyckan utgör den allvarligaste i SAS historia och den näst allvarligaste någonsin i italiensk luftfartshistoria. Delar av flygplansvraket finns idag uppställda på Köpenhamns flygplats Kastrup. Sammanfattning[redigera | redigera wikitext]SAS-planet startade i tät dimma med bara 50 meters sikt från bana 36R och hann uppnå en hastighet av närmare kilometer i timmen när det kolliderade med ett privat jetflygplan som befann sig på rullbanan. Efter bara tolv sekunders flygning kraschade SAS-planet in i en lagerlokal i slutet av rullbanan och fattade eld. Olyckan orsakades av att Cessna-planet av misstag befann sig på rullbanan, vilket aldrig uppmärksammades av flygledarna. Olyckan fick ett rättsligt efterspel där såväl flygpl | |