A tragic plane crash near Medulin, Croatia, has resulted in the deaths of at least four individuals. The aircraft, a German Bonanza G36, was reported to have spiraled out of control shortly before it crashed around 11:20 AM local time. Witnesses and local pilot Nijaz Delic indicated that the plane was attempting to land at Medulin Airport when it entered a spiral dive, a dangerous maneuver that can render an aircraft uncontrollable. The crash site, located in the Campanoz area between Kastijun and Medulin, has been secured by emergency services, with the wreckage visible in a nearby field. Reports suggest there may have been additional passengers on board, but their presence remains unconfirmed. An investigation is currently underway to determine the circumstances leading to the crash, with experts noting that such incidents are typically preceded by a technical problem or loss of spatial orientation. The identities of the victims have not yet been disclosed by authorities.