Today, our community faced a tragic incident when an experimental aircraft crashed into an industrial building near the Fullerton Airport. During this solemn tragedy, we are profoundly grateful to the first responders who acted with courage and unwavering dedication to protect lives and assist those in need. We deeply acknowledge the efforts of the Fullerton Police and Fire Departments, along with the Buena Park Police, La Habra Police, BNSF Police, Cal State Fullerton University Police, Brea Fire, Anaheim Fire, Huntington Beach Fire, and the Orange County Fire Authority.
“Your extraordinary efforts remind us of the strength and resilience of our community. As we come together in the wake of this tragedy, the City of Fullerton is committed to providing support for all those affected and working with the agencies involved to uncover the details of this incident,” stated Mayor Fred Jung. “We are grateful for the strength of our community and the compassion we show one another in times of crisis. Together, we will move forward with resolve, care, and unity.”
While the full extent of the injuries is still being evaluated, we can confirm that 10 individuals were transported to area hospitals for treatment, and 8 others were treated and released at the scene. Tragically, two lives were lost. Our deepest condolences go to their family and loved ones during this difficult time.
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Really? Experimental aircraft? What does that mean? Details please!
“The Van’s Aircraft RV-10 is a single-engine, four-seat, low-wing aircraft that is sold as a kit for homebuilders. It is part of the RV series of kit aircraft and is known for its speed, comfort, and practicality.”
Van’s RV10 per AP News video. https://apnews.com/article/california-plane-crash-fullerton-08ec23f1c117be7bc07fc9b8f4064f91