A light aircraft crash at a hangar results in two deaths and injuries to nine others, according to reports from Western Australian outlets. The incident involves an instructor and a pilot who are killed when their plane collides with a hangar. Both accounts describe the lead-up to the crash as a “very peculiar emergency,” occurring before the aircraft hits the building. PerthNow and The West Australian both attribute the emergency to a landing gear problem, specifically pointing to failure involving the landing gear. In one report, the issue is described as a broken landing gear bolt. The aircraft’s approach to the hangar follows this malfunction, and the impact injures nine people who are in or near the hangar area. Emergency response teams attend the scene after the collision. The reports focus on the apparent mechanical cause and the sequence of events immediately before the crash, while providing limited additional operational details beyond the reported deaths and injuries.