Two killed when amateur-built biplane crashes near Guelph

Two killed when amateur-built biplane crashes near Guelph
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Two people were killed after a small plane crashed near Guelph, Ontario, when first responders were called to a field near the intersection of Beatty Line and Wellington Road 17 just outside Fergus at about 10:15 a.m. on Friday.

The Transportation Safety Board said the aircraft, an amateur‑built Skybolt biplane, had departed Fergus Airport around 10 a.m. for a local aerobatic training flight with two experienced pilots on board, and crashed a short time later in a corn field 2 kilometres northwest of the airfield, coming to rest inverted; a fire broke out but was extinguished, and the occupants were pronounced dead at the scene.

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