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Pilot, children and their father killed in Queensland plane crash

Serena Seyfort and 9News Staff

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An experienced pilot, a father and two children are dead after the light plane they were in plummeted into the ocean just minutes after take-off.

The plane crashed off the end of the runway at Redcliffe in Queensland's Moreton Bay just after 9am this morning.

Experienced pilot Roy Watterson, 67, was on board with a Brisbane father, 41, and his daughter and son, aged 10 and 9.

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Roy Watterson, 69, was flying the plane which crashed off the Queensland coast.

Roy Watterson, 67, was flying the plane which crashed off the Queensland coast. Nine

The crash sparked a massive emergency response, with the Coast Guard and police rushing to the scene but nobody could be saved.

Police Inspector Craig White said the plane disappeared before another plane spotted it upturned in the water.

"The family are deeply traumatised as you'd expect," he said.

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An experienced pilot, a father, and two children have been killed, when the light plane they were in plummeted just minutes after take-off near Brisbane.

On board were two young children with their dad Nine

An experienced pilot, a father, and two children have been killed, when the light plane they were in plummeted just minutes after take-off near Brisbane.

Inspector Craig White said the plane disappeared before another plane spotted it upturned in the water. Nine

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Witnesses told 9News the engine failed minutes into the flight, and an attempt was made to turn back when the plane plummeted.

A major operation is underway to retrieve the aircraft and specialist aviation teams will travel to Brisbane from Canberra tomorrow to sift through any evidence.

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