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Light aircraft crash at Caernarfon injures two people with a third trapped Caernarfon plane crash leaves one person dead and two injured
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Two people have been injured and a third person trapped after a light aircraft crashed at Caernarfon Airport in Gwynedd. One person is understood to have died and two others have been injured after a light aircraft crashed at Caernarfon Airport in Gwynedd.
The incident happened at the airfield at Dinas Dinlle at about 11:30 BST on Sunday. A man in his 60s suffered "serious multiple lower limb injuries" and a boy had head and abdomen injuries following the incident shortly before 11:30 BST on Sunday, the ambulance service said.
The ambulance service said a man in his 60s had "serious multiple lower limb injuries" and a boy had head and abdomen injuries.
North Wales Fire and Rescue said the aircraft flipped over on the runway.North Wales Fire and Rescue said the aircraft flipped over on the runway.
It said crews were trying to free the person trapped in the aircraft. Fire crews had been working to cut a third person from the wreckage.
The other two casualties have been taken to hospital at Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor. The other two casualties were taken to hospital at Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor.
The fire service said it had 32 crew members and three officers at the airport, along with eight appliances. The fire service said it had 32 crew members and three officers at the airfield at Dinas Dinlle, along with eight appliances.
It added that the light aircraft had fewer than eight seats.It added that the light aircraft had fewer than eight seats.
North Wales Police were also at the scene.North Wales Police were also at the scene.
A spokesman for the Air Accident Investigation Branch said: "We are aware of the incident and have dispatched a team to carry out a preliminary inspection."