Plane crashes

Human remains and debris have been found in the Baltic Sea off Latvia's coast where a private jet crashed in mysterious circumstances, likely killing all ...

The aircraft, en route to Cologne, Germany, had earlier reported problems with cabin pressurization. The Cessna disappeared from radar while it was flying off course over the Baltic Sea — apparently on autopilot — and later crashed into Latvian waters some 37 kilometers (23 miles) northwest of the port city of Ventspils. Peteris Subbota, head of the Latvian military’s Marine Search and Rescue Coordination Centre, told The Associated Press that “remains of human bodies we believe to be associated with the crash” were found Tuesday during the search operation by Latvian coast guard vessels and underwater robots.

A plane holding two people crash-landed onto a highway near Medicine Bow, Wyoming, Monday morning and skidded off the road. Both occupants survived the initial ...

Members of the Williams family and other travelers tried to lift the wreckage off the man. The female passenger had crawled out of the plane and was conscious and cognizant, said Chris Williams, noting that his daughter Elizabeth stayed by the woman’s side. When he lost sight of the Honda, Chris Williams pulled over, then turned around. Williams drove his Toyota Tundra with his wife, two of his sons and a nephew, while Williams’ other nephew Chet Williams – a sophomore in high school – drove a Honda CRV just behind them. There was a big dust cloud, and then that plane just bounced up and hit over near the fence.” A plane holding two people crash-landed onto a highway near Medicine Bow, Wyoming, Monday morning and skidded off the road.

The Cessna Citation 551 was last recorded off the coast of Latvia on Sunday before it crashed in mysterious circumstances. The four occupants of the aircraft -- ...

Peteris Subbota, head of the Latvian military’s Marine Search and Rescue Coordination Centre told The Associated Press. "[We found] remains of human bodies we believe to be associated with the crash," Lt. Human remains and debris have been found in the Baltic Sea during a search operation to find a missing private jet.

Karl-Peter Griesemann is thought to have been at the helm of the Austria-registered Cessna 551 - which costs around a $1million new - when it left Jerez in ...

"I can confirm that it was the private jet of our owner, Karl-Peter Griesemann," said a spokesperson for Quick Air, an air charter company based in Cologne. A spokesperson said: "We've learned that the plane has crashed (in the ocean) north-west of the town of Ventspils in Latvia." "It has disappeared from the radar." Sweden's rescue service - which sent rescue boats, planes and and a helicopter to the crash site - shared the location of the wreckage. Off the coast of Latvia the aircraft tumbled out of the air, Wreckage and human remains have been found close to where a plane carrying a German businessman and his family went down in the Baltic Sea.