London Southend Airport said on Wednesday that it had partially reopened after flights to and from the airport were suspended following a plane crash that killed four foreign nationals on Sunday, July 13.

A plane crashed at London Southend Airport in Essex, England,. Essex Police and the East of England Ambulance Service responded to the scene. A local resident who witnessed the crash recalled, 'I saw the huge fireball from my window.

A council leader has urged a city to come together after four people died in a plane crash. It has emerged that a Dutch pilot, a co-pilot and a nurse were among the people who died after a small plane crashed at London Southend Airport on Sunday.