Two light planes collide, crash in Sydney
Two light planes were understood to have collided and crashed before midday in Sydney's outer southwest.
A Boeing 737 plane, believed to be carrying 104 passengers, crashed on Friday shortly after taking off from Havana’s main airport, media reports said.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel said many are feared dead, according to Sky News.
The plane came down shortly after take-off and exploded on the “highway” between Boyeros and Havana, near the Jose Marti International Airport here, Radio Habana Cuba tweeted.
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Fire crews and ambulances were at the scene, BBC reported.
The plane reportedly belongs to Cubana de Aviacion. The flight was headed to Guyana, an airport source told CNN.
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