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A small private jet crashed into a motorbike and a car while attempting to land at an airport in the outskirts of the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur. On Thursday, officials said that the incident has left at least 10 people dead. A Beechcraft Model 390 (Premier 1) aircraft, which is a light private business jet, was carrying six passengers and two crew. Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan said that it crashed near Elmina township at 2.08 p.m local time, just before it was due to land.

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00:00 A small private jet crashed into a motorbike and a car while attempting to land at an airport
00:12 in the outskirts of the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.
00:15 On Thursday, officials said that the incident has left at least 10 people dead.
00:20 A Beechcraft Model 390 Premier 1 aircraft, which is a light private business jet, was
00:24 carrying six passengers and two crew.
00:27 Selangor Police Chief Hussain Kumar Khan said that it crashed near Elmina Township at 2.08pm
00:32 local time, just before it was due to land.
00:35 He said that the aircraft lost contact with the air traffic control tower and crashed
00:39 into a motorbike and a car on the highway.
00:42 Hussain Umar said that there was no emergency call and that the aircraft had been given
00:47 clearance to land.
00:48 A search and rescue mission is underway.
00:51 The country's Civil Aviation Authority or CAAM said that the flight had departed from
00:56 the holiday island of Langkawi and was en route to Selangor's Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah
01:01 Airport near the capital city, Kuala Lumpur.
01:05 CAAM Chief Executive Norazman Mahmud said that the aircraft made first contact with
01:09 Subang Air Traffic Control Tower at 2.47pm local time and leading clearance was given
01:14 at 2.48pm local time.
01:17 In a statement, Mahmud said, "At 2.51pm, the Subang Air Traffic Control Tower observed
01:22 smoke originating from the crash site, but no Mayday call was made by the aircraft."
01:28 The CAAM said that the flight was operated by Jet Valet Sendirian Bhairat, a Malaysian
01:33 private jet services company.
01:35 Local media cited Jet Valet as saying that it will cooperate with authorities on the
01:39 investigation.
01:40 [Music]
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