Deadly Plane Crash Kills two in Indiana
By: Big 2 News Staff
Updated: March 18, 2013
INDIANA -- A small plane crash in Indiana has killed two people and injured several others. Authorities in South Bend say the small jet crashed into at least three houses Sunday afternoon.
The Federal Aviation Administration says the crash killed two of the four people on-board the jet. Medics took at least three people to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. The FAA says the pilot reported a problem with electrical power on approach to the airport. Investigators say the jet took off from Tulsa, Oklahoma and went down about eight miles from the South Bend Regional Airport.
A jet fuel leak also forced officers to evacuate several homes.
The Federal Aviation Administration says the crash killed two of the four people on-board the jet. Medics took at least three people to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. The FAA says the pilot reported a problem with electrical power on approach to the airport. Investigators say the jet took off from Tulsa, Oklahoma and went down about eight miles from the South Bend Regional Airport.
A jet fuel leak also forced officers to evacuate several homes.
