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One Pilot Dead After Mid-Air Collision Near Cornwall, Ontario

The federal safety agency is leading an on‑site probe into two locally registered aircraft that appeared to be on separate training flights.

Overview

  • OPP say two small planes made contact late Saturday morning over South Glengarry Township near Cornwall.
  • One aircraft, identified by CBC as a Piper Seminole, landed safely at Cornwall–Summerstown Regional Airport with two people uninjured.
  • The second plane was located deep in a wooded area north of Martintown, where its lone pilot was pronounced dead at the scene.
  • The Transportation Safety Board reports both aircraft are registered to Cornwall Aviation Ltd. and has deployed investigators to gather evidence.
  • TSB officials noted preliminary observations such as possible wing separation on the downed aircraft, with road closures in place as police secure the area and seek witnesses.