Two planes collided in the sky over Canada, 4 people were injured and died

One person was killed and three others were injured after two small planes collided in the sky south of Montreal, Canada, BBC reported on March 18.

The March 17 crash occurred above the Promenades Saint-Bruno shopping mall. Police said one plane crashed onto the roof of the mall while the other crashed into a parking lot.

One pilot was killed, another pilot was hospitalized and two others suffered minor injuries, police confirmed. Both planes had only pilots on board, with no passengers.

Rapid response forces at the scene. Photo: AP

Nheil Martinez, who works inside the Promenades Saint-Bruno shopping centre, told the Canadian Press he saw the shadow of a plane and heard its engines before it crashed and exploded. He saw debris falling from the sky.

Quebec Public Safety Minister Martin Coiteux sent his “deep condolences” to the families of the victims and thanked the first responders at the scene.

According to NLĐ