A skydiving plane crash in northeastern France kills all 11 people aboard shortly after takeoff, according to officials and multiple reports. Flight tracking data identifies the aircraft as a single-engine Pilatus PC-6, a small turboprop transport aircraft used for carrying freight, passengers, and skydivers. The crash occurs moments after the aircraft leaves the ground. Reports state that the pilot and 10 parachutists are among the dead, with one outlet also describing five instructors and five jumpers among the fatalities. Fox News reports that investigators probe the circumstances after the aircraft suffers a malfunction shortly after takeoff. Authorities and investigators are working to determine what caused the malfunction and the subsequent crash, including examining the aircraft and available flight information. No source provides definitive conclusions about the cause at the time of reporting, but all agree on the aircraft type and that the crash happens very shortly after takeoff, resulting in the deaths of everyone on board.