Looks like its an S2A - according to the news the plane belonged to Red Baron aerobatics...

The crashed plane is part of the Red Baron Adventures fleet, which operates from Bankstown Airport.

Beyond confirming the crash, Red Baron Adventures refused to comment.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=393272


RIP..

There are some piks and more info in the D & G General Aviation & Questions forum. :ok:

Pretty nasty stuff.