All 12 people aboard the aircraft died on Sunday when the plane crashed shortly after takeoff near Kansas City.

A weekend skydiving plane crash in Missouri that killed 12 people has renewed calls for stricter federal regulation.

A federal investigation is underway after a skydiving plane crash near Butler, Missouri, killing everyone on board.

The crash happened during takeoff and was reported about 11:27 a.m., Bates County Sheriff Chad Anderson said in a news conference Sunday afternoon. A pilot and 11 skydivers were killed.

Skydive Kansas City says staff remains in shock after a plane crash killed all 12 people aboard, including 11 skydivers and a ...

Sunday's crash was among the deadliest U.S. skydiving incidents in decades, according to statistics. "I'm just trying to ...

The aircraft that went down in Butler, Mo., on Sunday was not required to have had a voice recorder, a National ...

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The Federal Aviation Administration told ABC10 Thursday that they were "unable" to determine the cause of a Sept. 14 skydiving accident near Lodi Parachute Center. "We finished investigating the Sept.