Probes launched after five die in air crashes

Investigations were under way today into three separate air crashes which claimed the lives of five people.

Sun, 13 May, 2001 - 09:50

Investigations were under way today into three separate air crashes which claimed the lives of five people.

All the accidents happened yesterday in the Midlands and the South East of the UK.

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