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-A 58-year-old man was killed when a Tiger Moth biplane crashed on Queensland's Gold Coast, while the plane's 21-year-old pilot was freed from the wreckage and taken to hospital with spinal injuries.
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-Paramedics were called just before 9:30am (AEST) after the plane crashed on an old airstrip near Pimpama-Jacobs Well Road at Norwell.
-The aircraft was found upside down.
-An ambulance spokesperson said the 58-year-old man, who was a passenger, had died.
-The 21-year-old pilot had to be freed from the wreckage by firefighters.
-He has been flown to Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane.
-Authorities are yet to release details of the person who died.
-Paramedic Natasha Adams said the site had been hard to reach and the helicopter had found a track for four-wheel drives to use.
-"There was quite a distance from the nearest accessible point to the actual incident," she said.
-"The aircraft had landed in a tall grassy area close to a tree line.
-"The patient was entrapped by his legs and was hanging outside of the aircraft, and there was a deceased male in the front seat.
-"[The 21-year-old] was quite stable in the condition he was in, but he does have critical injuries."
-Senior Sergeant Greg Brakes said authorities believed the plane crashed shortly after take-off.
-"I know that the plane does some joy flights - I'm not sure if this was a paid-for joy flight or something else," he said.