5 killed in Texas plane crash, officials say
Summary
Five people died when a small plane crashed about 30 miles southwest of Austin, Texas, on Thursday night. Investigators said the plane was flying fast when it crashed, and there was no sign of it hitting another aircraft.Key Facts
- The plane involved was a Cessna 421C.
- The crash happened near Wimberley, in Hayes County, Texas.
- First responders arrived after a call at around 11:00 p.m. local time.
- All five passengers died; their names have not been released.
- Investigators found no evidence of a mid-air collision.
- The plane took off from Amarillo, Texas, about 420 miles northwest of the crash site.
- The flight lasted nearly two hours before the crash.
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will handle the investigation.
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