A light sport aircraft crashed into the China Zun skyscraper in… (самолёт · небоскрёб · пекин)
A light sport aircraft crashed into the China Zun skyscraper in Beijing, striking the city's tallest building.
Consensus
- A light aircraft crashed into China Zun, the tallest skyscraper in Beijing
- The building was evacuated after the crash
- The aircraft was a Sunward SA60L Aurora model
- The crash occurred in the business district of Beijing
- No casualties were reported at the time of the incident
Points of divergence
- The aircraft was registered to Shuangyue General Aviation, which rents planes for pilot training and recreational flights — tvrain
- The aircraft was registered to a local company and was a Sunward SA 60L Aurora model — meduza
- The aircraft had a registration number B-12PP and was flying from a designated course — vm
- The aircraft was a Chinese-made Sunward SA60L Aurora model — vm
- The crash caused damage to at least two panoramic windows and the building's cladding — vm
- Debris from the aircraft fell near the base of the skyscraper — vm
- Smoke was observed rising from the crash site — vm
- The area around the building was cordoned off and traffic was blocked — vm
- A similar incident occurred in New York where an Air Canada plane crashed into an emergency vehicle — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Small plane crashes into Beijing's tallest skyscraper — Дождь
- A light aircraft crashed into the tallest skyscraper in Beijing — Meduza
- Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper — Вечерняя Москва