(Reuters) – A small plane burst into flames when it crashed into a home in eastern Florida on Friday killing all three people on board, authorities said.
A preliminary report from the Federal Aviation Administration said the pilot of the Beechcraft BE35 had reported a mechanical problem and was preparing for an emergency landing at Flagler County Airport when the plane went down in the seaside town of Palm Coast, about a mile east of the airport.
The single-engine plane was en route to Knoxville Downtown Island Airport in Tennessee, the FAA said.
The pilot and two passengers were not immediately identified but police, fire and rescue officials said no one on the ground was injured.
(Reporting by Tom Brown; editing by Gunna Dickson) | SOURCE
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Tags: Beechcraft, Federal Aviation Administration, Flagler County Airport, Florida, Knoxville Downtown Island Airport, MIAMI, Reuters, Tennessee
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No doubt it’ll be reported later that the pilot and his passengers were armed and transporting a plane load of weapons… on their way to create havoc in Tennessee.
Wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest
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