Questions remain after 5 die in Malta plane crash
The crash in Malta of an unmarked reconnaissance plane leased from Luxembourg working for France's defence ministry that killed five, has sparked questions about what the privately-chartered plane was doing.
(AFP) An unmarked reconnaissance plane leased from Luxembourg working for France's defence ministry crashed at Malta's international airport Monday, killing all five people on board and sparking questions about what the privately-chartered plane was doing.
The aircraft plummeted into the ground nose-first and exploded in a ball of flames shortly after taking off for an undisclosed surveillance mission.
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