MARANA, Ariz. — A mid-air collision at Marana Airport resulted in a tragic crash, claiming the lives of two people. The collision on Feb. 19, involved a Lancair 360 MKII and a Cessna 172, led to the ...

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The pilot from the Cessna said they were practicing “touch-down maneuvers” when they saw another plane behind them. The pilot ...

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The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed that two small aircraft, a Lancair and Cessna 172, collided midair on Feb. 19 over the Marana Regional Airport, north of Tucson. The Marana Regional ...

At least two people were killed after two small planes collided in midair Wednesday over a regional airport in Arizona, authorities said, in the latest aviation accident in recent weeks. The ...

This comes weeks after a pilot crashed a single-engine Cessna 172 in a field near the Pearland Regional Airport on Feb. 16. The pilot in that crash was alone on the plane and was luckily uninjured.

Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration tell ABC15 a Lancair, with two people on board, collided mid-air with a Cessna 172, with two others on board, at around 8:30 Wednesday morning.