In Southern California, a vintage aircraft crash resulted in the deaths of two individuals. According to a statement by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a twin-engine Lockheed 12A vintage plane, which took off during a Father’s Day event at an open-air museum, crashed, causing a fire at the crash site.
After the flames were brought under control, the bodies of two individuals were recovered from the wreckage. An investigation into the crash of the historic plane belonging to the open-air museum has been initiated. The museum is expected to remain closed until further notice, and condolences have been extended to the families of the victims.
