A civilian aircraft crash near the airport in Tomblaine, near Nancy in eastern France, kills 11 people, according to multiple reports. Police issue an advisory urging the public to “strictly avoid” the area around the airport while emergency responders work at the scene. Local media and other outlets report that the aircraft is carrying a group of people on a skydiving trip, though the reports characterize the passengers as skydivers and do not provide further verified details about their identities or the flight’s origin and destination. The incident leads to a wider security perimeter around the airport area as authorities manage the response and investigate the circumstances of the crash. At present, the available accounts focus on the number of fatalities and the police warning to the public, with no shared information across sources on the aircraft type, cause of the crash, or whether there are survivors. French investigators are expected to determine the circumstances as the investigation proceeds.