The plane was heading from the state of Ayov to Minneapolis, but fell into a residential building in the state of Minnesota.
In the United States, a light-engine aircraft collapsed at a Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. On Saturday, March 29, the US Federal Civil Aviation Department (FAA) report was reported.
According to the agency, Socata TBM7, a small single-engine plane capable of carrying up to six people flew outside the Ai-Moin airport to Aiova and heading to Anoka County Beln Airport in Minneapolis. The catastrophe occurred around 12.20 local hours. The number of people on board is unknown, defined in the FAA.
According to CNN with a reference to emergency services, the plane crashed into a residential building, as a result of which the building took place. According to the head of the Brooklyn Park Fire Department, all passengers were probably killed. He determined that the residents of the house were managed to leave the house and did not suffer.
According to the KSTP, Anoka airport disposters twice warned the pilot that the plane was flying too low. As a result, the plane crashed 13 km from the destination.
Firefighters removed the fire that had obtained many buildings. The work is carried out to continue the power supply.
An investigation into disaster causes will lead to the National Safety Council on Transport (NTSB). Agency experts will review the scene and take pieces of aircraft for further examination.
Earlier we wrote that during the air show in the city of Saldanya, which in South Africa, on Saturday, March 22, the plane crashed. An experienced pilot, who conducted a demonstrative flight, died.
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