Eleven people ⁠have been killed in a plane crash in northeastern France on Sunday after a skydiving aircraft crashed in the ⁠town ​of Tomblaine, in Nancy.All ‌10 passengers - five students and ⁠five instructors - and the pilot died in the accident, the prefecture said.The plane, which reportedly belonged to a parachutist school, crashed just after 11am.French interior minister Laurent Nuñez is on his ‌way to ​the scene, the ‌interior ⁠ministry said. Police have reportedly urged people to avoid the area around the airport in the Meurthe-et-Moselle region. Meurthe-et-Moselle national police posted on social media requesting people to “Imperatively avoid the Salvador Allende Street area entirely.”It added: “To keep access clear for emergency services and law enforcement, do not go to the scene. Thank you for facilitating their intervention.”A map of Tomblaine, France:The Meurthe-et-Moselle prefecture confirmed the crash involved a civilian aircraft which departed from the Nancy-Essey aerodrome.Adding: “An incident is currently underway in the municipality of Tomblaine involving a civil aircraft that took off from Nancy-Essey aerodrome.“Yves SÉGUY, prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle, has decided to activate the departmental operational centre (COD) in the presence of all operational services in order to ensure real-time monitoring of the event. The prefect is on site.”Local media has reported power cuts to some homes in the area.This is a breaking news story, more to follow...