Five people were killed in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Wednesday after a twin-engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff.
According to KARK-TV out of Little Rock, the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane crashed into a wooded area within a mile of the Clinton National Airport around noon. It was headed to John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio.
During a news conference held shortly after the crash, Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Cody Burk said search efforts were in “recovery phrase.” However, it was later confirmed that none of the passengers survived. No injuries have been reported on the ground.
