- Experienced aviator Ian Haggis, 80, and an unnamed 16-year-old boy have died following a light aircraft crash near Drymen, north of Glasgow.
- The Piper Tomahawk II aircraft took off from Glasgow Airport on Friday afternoon and stopped transmitting approximately 20 minutes into the flight.
- Both individuals were pronounced dead at the scene, prompting tributes to Mr Haggis, who was affectionately known as 'Flying Haggis' by colleagues.
- The plane was registered to Leading Edge Flight Training, who confirmed both victims were close members of their flight school community.
- The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has deployed a team to the site near Loch Lomond to gather evidence and conduct a safety investigation.
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