Two planes collided mid-air near Chilliwack airport, prompting an investigation by Canada's Transportation Safety Board (TSB). The incident occurred in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia, and involved two aircraft that came into contact in the airspace above the region. The TSB has deployed a team to examine the cause of the collision and assess the circumstances surrounding the event.
Emergency services were called to the scene, though no immediate details on injuries or casualties have been released. The collision took place close to the Chilliwack airport, raising concerns about air traffic safety in the area. Officials have not yet confirmed whether the planes were commercial or private, nor have they provided further details on the cause of the mid-air collision.
The TSB is expected to release a preliminary report in the coming days, focusing on the operational and environmental factors that may have contributed to the incident. The event has sparked discussions about aviation safety protocols and the need for improved monitoring in busy airspace. (globalnews.ca)
