Post-mortems of plane crash victims carried out

12:52pm Tuesday 1st April 2008

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POST-MORTEM examinations were carried out yesterday (March 31) on the pilot and co-pilot of the plane that crashed in Farnborough on Sunday.

The examinations of the three passengers will take place today at the Princess Royal University Hospital where the bodies have been taken.

Last night a wall from number 5 Romsey Close collapsed, causing the fire service to be called out twice as the site was smouldering again.

Kevin Wood, who lives at number 4 Romsey Close with his wife and two children, returned to collect belongings.

The family is currently staying with relatives but will be moving into rented accommodation soon.

Mr Wood was out playing tennis when the plane crashed into his garage and hit the house next door. But his wife, children and his sister were all in their home of three years.

He said: "It's emotional, every time I think about it.

"My thoughts go out to the people on the plane.

"Everyone has been fantastic here - neighbours, friends. Lending us things such as nappies for the children."

Returning to the scene to pick up some personal belongings Mr Wood said he could smell the aviation fuel.