Two planes crash into paddock near flight training school
- Emergency services at the scene, where wo planes crashed north of Melbourne
- Two people were on board each of the aircraft, their conditions unknown
- Scene is not far from airport at Mangalore, where flight training school is based
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Emergency services are at the scene of a crash involving two planes north of Melbourne, where several people are feared dead.
The two aircraft each carrying two people on board crashed in a paddock near Seymour just before 11.30am on Wednesday.
‘The exact circumstances surround the incident are yet to be confirmed and more information will be provided as soon as it becomes available,’ a Victoria Police statement read.
An air ambulance has been dispatched.
A police spokesman and Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia no other further details are available.
Emergency services are at the scene of a aircraft crash (pictured) north of Melbourne
The scene is not far from an airport at Mangalore, where a flight training school is also based.
Photos from the scene show a light plane with its nose and tail separated from the body of the mangled aircraft.
More to come.