A twin-engine Beechcraft 60 aircraft crashed while making an incident getting near Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport in Ohio on Friday night. According to ABC News, the accident occurred at around 6.45 p.m., according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Three people on board the aircraft, including the pilot and two people, were killed in the collision, according to the Ohio express highway patrol article in Trumbull County, which was informed of the affair soon after 7 p.m. on Saturday.
The families of the victims have been informed, and their names may be disclosed at a later time, when said by an official.
Anthony Trevena, executive chairman of the Western Reserve Port Authority, told WKBN-TV that the accident occurred when an airport not connected to the air supply place at the airport made an unexpected emergency landing.
Additionally, the station reported that the crash is thought to have been caused by a structural malfunction.
According to a declaration from the FAA, the National Transportation Safety Board will be looking into the incident.
