A small skydiving aircraft crashes in northeastern France near Nancy, killing all 11 people aboard, according to multiple outlets. The incident occurs on Sunday morning in the area around Tomblaine, near the city of Nancy, with the plane coming down in a field. Authorities and reports say the victims include five parachuting instructors and five skydiving clients, along with a pilot. Several sources describe the mission as part of a skydiving trip, including first-time jumpers. French officials open an investigation to determine the cause of the crash. One report characterizes it as the deadliest light aircraft accident recorded in France, though this point is presented as an official claim. News coverage does not provide details about suspected causes, conditions, or any survivors. All available accounts focus on the fatalities, the location near Nancy, and the start of the official inquiry into what led to the crash and the deaths.