2016 Los Santos runway incursion

On May 12, 2016, two Shamal's, FlyUS Airlines Flight 152 and private aircraft N11SA, collided on Runway 3/21 at Los Santos International Airport. The collision killed 1 and injured 9.

Events
On May 12, 2016, during a busy time at LSIA, at 3:04p.m., FlyUS Flight 152 landed on Runway 21 and began to slow down. At the same time, due to confusion in the Air Traffic control center, flight N11SA was cleared to land at the same time.

The first sign something was wrong was at 3:05p.m., when an air traffic controlman alerted Flight 152 of the impending collision. At the same time, flight N11SA landed on Runway 21. The flight, noticing Flight 152, turned to the left side of the runway, attempting to avoid a collision. Similarly, Flight 152 received instruction to veer to the right side of the runway.

At 3:05:21p.m. PST, the winglets on both aircraft collided, sending Flight 152 to the left side of the runway and flight N11SA to the right side. Flight 152 came to a stop shortly before N11SA. The collision killed the pilot of N11SA and injured one aboard, and injured 8 on Flight 152.

Flight 152 was evacuated, and all passengers were sent to the on-site medical center. One passenger was rushed to the hospital, but survived.

Aftermath
Runway 3/21 was closed for two days following the incident. The NBST arrived onsite within an hour of the collision and began its investigation. The NBST concluded that the cause of the crash was confusion in the ATC tower, and the failure to relay information to other controllers. One controller was put on paid leave, but returned within 2 weeks.