Overview

• On July 13, a Zeusch Aviation-operated Beechcraft B200 inverted seconds after departing London Southend Airport’s runway and erupted in a fireball.
• Police of Essex coordinated fire crews, ambulance services and airport staff in a multi-agency response that secured the crash site for hours.
• London Southend Airport suspended all operations immediately after the accident and has canceled flights until further notice.
• The UK’s Air Accidents Investigation Branch opened a formal inquiry and specialists are gathering evidence from the damaged aircraft.
• Authorities have not confirmed the number of people on board or their condition as emergency operations continue into Monday.