April 29 (UPI) -- Two people are dead and 10 are injured after a small plane crashed into a hangar Wednesday at an airport in Adelaide, South Australia.
News.com.au reported that the two people killed were in a Diamond DA42 two-engine plane, while one person who'd been in the hangar sustained life-threatening injuries, two were in serious condition, six others had smoke inhalation and one sustained minor injuries.
The plane burst into flames after it crashed at Parafield Airport, the BBC reported. Photos of the scene showed a large plume of black smoke rising from the area, and other witnesses reported seeing the plane struggling overhead before the crash.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has started an investigation into the incident.
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said on social media that the fire had been extinguished and the airfield was closed.
