A small aircraft carrying people for a skydiving trip crashes in Tomblaine, in northeastern France, near Nancy, leaving 11 people dead, according to local officials and police. The incident occurs around 11am on Sunday. Reports identify the occupants as a pilot and 10 passengers, and they all die in the crash. Al Jazeera says the passengers include five students and five instructors, though other outlets describe them more generally as skydivers or tourists on a skydiving excursion. Emergency services respond at the scene, and French authorities warn the public to avoid roads and the immediate area near the crash to keep access clear for responders and law enforcement. Police in the Meurthe-et-Moselle area urge people to stay away from roads around Rue Salvador Allende. The cause of the crash is under investigation, with authorities still working to determine what led to the aircraft coming down.