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Fatal Plane Crash off San Diego Coast Claims Six Lives

A small plane carrying six people crashed into the ocean off the San Diego coast, resulting in all six fatalities and prompting a search operation.


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  • A small plane with six people on board crashed off the San Diego coast, leading to six fatalities.
  • The crash occurred approximately 5 miles from Point Loma, where debris was located.
  • The water depth in the search area is about 200 feet, complicating recovery efforts.
  • The Coast Guard is conducting a search for the unidentified individuals aboard the plane.
  • The aircraft was returning to Phoenix from Arizona and was owned by Optimal Health Systems.

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Emphasizes the extensive search efforts following a small aircraft crash off San Diego.

The crash triggered a major search of the Pacific Ocean near San Diego.

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Small Plane Crashes Into Ocean Off San Diego With 6 People Aboard
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"…The twin-engine Cessna 414 crashed at around 12:30 p.m. Sunday, not long after it took off, the Federal Aviation Administration said."

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"…Six people were killed when a small plane crashed into the ocean off San Diego on Sunday afternoon, the Federal Aviation Administration said Monday."

Small plane carrying six people crashes off the San Diego coast
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"…The twin-engine Cessna 414 crashed at around 12:30 p.m. Sunday, not long after it took off, the Federal Aviation Administration said."

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