12 KILLED IN SKYDIVING PLANE CRASH IN MISSOURI
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Multi-fatality jump plane crashes are extremely rare in the U.S.
The NTSB logs hundreds of small-plane crashes yearly, but crashes killing 10+ aboard a skydiving aircraft are historically uncommon. A 2018 King Air crash in Hawaii killed 11 skydivers — one of the deadliest jump plane incidents before today.
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Skydiving jump planes carry far more riders than typical small aircraft
Jump planes routinely carry 10–20 skydivers per flight, making crashes especially deadly. Aviation accidents involving jump planes are tracked by the NTSB. Learn more at Wikipedia
Aircraft accidents are the rarest cause of skydiving fatalities in the U.S.
The USPA logs ~3 million jumps yearly. Most skydiving deaths involve parachute malfunctions or landing errors — making a plane crash killing 12 an exceptionally rare and catastrophic event in the sport's history.
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