London Southend Airport said on Wednesday that it has partially reopened on Wednesday after flights to and from the airport had been suspended following a plane crash that killed four foreign nationals.

London Southend Airport will partially reopen for a “small number of flights” three days after a small plane crashed, killing four people who were on board. The medical flight, chartered for a patient to be transported for treatment in the UK, crashed within the airport boundary shortly after take-off on Sunday.

London Southend Airport reopened partially after a plane crash killed four foreigners, halting flights. The Beechcraft B200 Super King Air crashed soon after takeoff for the Netherlands. EasyJet resumed limited flights.