UK airport owner Anthony Hall killed in Swiss Alps crash

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 01:54 · Archive

Anthony Hall, owner of Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport, was killed when a small aircraft crashed in the Swiss Alps.

Anthony Hall, 42, who owned Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport in Staffordshire, was among three people killed when a Cirrus SR22T propeller-powered aircraft crashed near the resort of Leukerbad in Switzerland's Valais region on September 15.

How it is being reported

• Owner of UK airport killed alongside friends as plane crashes in Swiss AlpsAnthony Hall, 42, who was the owner of Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport, Staffordshire, was one of three people killed in a plane crash in the Swiss AlpsThe Mirror · 24 Sept, 23:16
• Airport owner and 'incredible dad' named as second Briton killed in Swiss Alps plane crashAnthony Hall, known as Tony, was on board a Cirrus SR22T propeller-powered aircraft when it came down near the resort of Leukerbad in the southern state of Valais on September 15.Daily Mail · 24 Sept, 10:44

In this story: Anthony Hall · Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport · Leukerbad · Swiss Alps · Valais

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