According to local authorities, the aircraft took off from Nancy-Essey Aerodrome at around 11:00 a.m. local time. Within minutes of takeoff, it crashed in the Tomblaine area near a commercial zone.

Officials confirmed that all passengers and crew members died in the accident.

Victims Included:

• 1 Pilot
• 5 Skydiving Instructors
• 5 First-time Skydiving Students

Initial reports suggest that the students were a group of independent nurses who had gathered for a recreational skydiving experience.

France Plane Crash, Rescue & Investigation

Emergency services, firefighters, police, and forensic teams quickly reached the crash site. Authorities established a security perimeter due to the risk of explosion and fuel fire.

France’s aviation investigators have launched an official investigation to determine the exact cause of the crash. No official cause has been confirmed yet.

Government Response

French authorities activated emergency response protocols immediately after the accident. The Interior Ministry and regional officials are monitoring the situation, while investigators continue collecting evidence from the crash site.

Key Facts

• Location: Tomblaine, near Nancy, France
• Date: June 28, 2026
• Aircraft: Civilian aircraft operated by a parachuting school
• Fatalities: 11
• Cause: Under Investigation

The incident is one of the deadliest civilian aviation accidents in France this year and has shocked the local community.

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