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Moment two planes crashed mid-air captured on camera - Vimarsana News

Moment two planes crashed mid-air captured on camera

Onboard cameras captured the moment two Viper S-211 Marchetti planes collided while trying to film an inverted manoeuvre....

Investigators release images from moment planes crashed over Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay, resulting in two deaths | Victoria - Vimarsana News

Investigators release images from moment planes crashed over Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay, resulting in two deaths | Victoria

Australian Transport Safety Bureau details how aerobatic manoeuvre led to collision that claimed the lives of two men

Port Phillip Bay plane crash: Pilots discussed better filming angle before deadly midair collision - Vimarsana News

Port Phillip Bay plane crash: Pilots discussed better filming angle before deadly midair collision

Daring midair acrobatics were being filmed when two ex-military jets collided above Port Phillip Bay, sending one plane on a high-speed nosedive into the water and killing two on board.

Victoria news: Reason behind fatal Mount Martha plane crash revealed in new report - Vimarsana News

Victoria news: Reason behind fatal Mount Martha plane crash revealed in new report

Mount Martha plane crash: An initial probe into the deadly Port Phillip Bay plane crash has revealed the pi...

Terrifying moment two planes collide in mid air causing one to plunge into the ocean off Melbourne killing MasterChef cameraman and pilot - Vimarsana News

Terrifying moment two planes collide in mid air causing one to plunge into the ocean off Melbourne killing MasterChef cameraman and pilot

Pilot Stephen Gale, 56, and cameraman James Rose, 30, died when their Viper S-211 Marchetti vertically nose dived into Port Phillip Bay on November 19.