Four people were killed Tuesday afternoon when two small planes from a Miami flight school crashed in midair over the Everglades in West Miami-Dade.
The crash, which the Federal Aviation Administration placed about nine miles west of Miami Executive Airport, 12800 SW 145th Ave., involved a Piper PA-34 and a Cessna 172. Police confirmed three deaths Tuesday and found the fourth body Wednesday morning.
Tuesday night, police identified the first three victims. They are: Jorge Sanchez, 22, Ralph Knight, 72, and Nisha Sejwal, 19.
FAA records say both planes belonged to Dean International, a flight school based at Executive Airport with 26 accidents/incidents since 2007.