Dunkeswell Airfield LIVE: Air ambulance lands as emergency crews rush to major incident

Dunkeswell Airfield LIVE: Air ambulance lands as emergency crews rush to major incident Emergency services have rushed to the airfield in Devon Emergency services crews have swarmed Dunkeswell Airfield in Devon responding to a major incident. Dozens of fire crews, police vehicles and ambulances have been sent to Dunkeswell Airfield following a major incident on Friday morning. Unconfirmed reports from the local area suggest that a plane has crashed. Emergency services remain at the scene as the response continues. Key Events A spokesperson for Devon and Cornwall Police said: "Emergency services are currently in the Dunkeswell area following an incident which was reported at around 10am. "We’ll provide further updates in due course." We've contacted Devon and Cornwall Police and the South Western Ambulance Service for more information about the incident at Dunkeswell Airfield. We'll bring you any updates as soon as we receive a response. A witness told DevonLive they saw a large emergency response at Dunkeswell Airfield on Friday morning. They said: "About 20 fire engines, ambulances, incident response and police blue lighting to Dunkeswell Airfield." Emergency services have not yet confirmed the scale of the response or the nature of the incident. Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed three fire engines are attending the incident at Dunkeswell Airfield. A spokesperson for the service said crews remain at the scene as the emergency response continues. An air ambulance is among the emergency services responding to the incident at Dunkeswell Airfield. Fire crews, police officers and ambulance teams remain at the scene on Friday morning. A major emergency response is underway at Dunkeswell Airfield in Devon. Fire crews, police officers and ambulance teams were called to the airfield on Friday morning, with a large emergency response currently at the scene. The cause of the incident has not yet been confirmed and emergency services have not released details about any casualties. We'll bring you the latest updates as they happen.