Two Small Planes Collide Midair, Fire at Colorado Airport

Two small planes collided midair near the runway of Fort Morgan Municipal Airport in northeastern Colorado on Sunday morning, causing one plane to catch fire and the other to sustain heavy damage. The collision occurred around 10:40 a.m., according to the Morgan County Sheriff's Office, which has not yet confirmed any casualties or injuries, though at least one person reportedly suffered burns. The crash was visible as a plume of black smoke seen from the airport's FAA tower webcam. Authorities, including the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board, have been notified and are expected to lead the investigation. The incident forced the closure of Fort Morgan Municipal Airport as emergency responders assessed the scene. Officials continue to gather information, and the situation remains under investigation.