Australian Transport Safety Bureau

The plane crashed

There were a total of 7 passengers in it with the pilot.
A small plane flew over the runway on the southern part of Rat Island.
Unofficially, the pilot and passengers were unharmed after the aircraft fell into the water, but as a precaution, they were taken to the hospital for examination.

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