On Wednesday, two light planes collided in Arizona near the Marana airport, killing two people, while one of the planes landed in peace while the other caught.
The US National Transport Authority said that two small planes collided with the air near the Marana Regional Airport in Arizona on Wednesday, killing two people.
The New York Times reported that a Cisna 172S plane landed safely after the collision, while a Lancir 360 MK2 plane crashed and caught fire.
The newspaper pointed out that the Marana Airport, a field that is not subject to control and without a observation tower, depends on the pilots for coordination.
The local police stated that the National Transport Safety Council undertakes the investigation of the incident, with the support of the Federal Aviation Administration.
