<p id="thickbox_headline">Four people including two children died on Sunday after a light aircraft crashed into the sea near the coast of Australia's Queensland state.</p>.<p>Police said the aircraft, a four-seater Rockwell, crashed off the end of a runway at Redcliffe, about 20 miles (32 kilometres) northeast of the main city of Brisbane.</p>.<p>Divers recovered the bodies of two adults, including the 69-year-old male pilot, and two children from the upturned wreckage close to the shoreline, police Inspector Craig White told reporters.</p>.<p>White said the children's ages were not immediately available but they were younger than teenagers.</p>.<p>Australian Transport Safety Bureau chief commissioner Angus Mitchell said his organisation is investigating.</p>.<p>He said early reports suggested that the crash occurred not long after takeoff.</p>
<p id="thickbox_headline">Four people including two children died on Sunday after a light aircraft crashed into the sea near the coast of Australia's Queensland state.</p>.<p>Police said the aircraft, a four-seater Rockwell, crashed off the end of a runway at Redcliffe, about 20 miles (32 kilometres) northeast of the main city of Brisbane.</p>.<p>Divers recovered the bodies of two adults, including the 69-year-old male pilot, and two children from the upturned wreckage close to the shoreline, police Inspector Craig White told reporters.</p>.<p>White said the children's ages were not immediately available but they were younger than teenagers.</p>.<p>Australian Transport Safety Bureau chief commissioner Angus Mitchell said his organisation is investigating.</p>.<p>He said early reports suggested that the crash occurred not long after takeoff.</p>