Two people were killed, and one person was injured after a small ray crashed along a large highway in southeastern Massachusetts early Monday amid rain and strong winds, the authorities said. Several videos distributed on social media showed that smoke plumes could be seen above Interstate 195, as burning debris remained scattered across the road. The highway was closed in both directions near the accident site in Dartmouth, a city of about 80 kilometers south of Boston, reports AP, with reference to the Department of Transport. The plane that crashed was a Socata TBM-700 that deviated from New Bedford Airport. The investigation to a spokesman for the National Transport Safety Council said he was investigating the accident. Massachusetts State Police said in a statement that he was unaware of any survivors on the plane, which he said may have tried on the New Bedford Regional Airport. Officials said it did not appear that the pilot had provided the airport a flight plan or passenger details. A person on the ground was taken to a hospital, state police said. In a Facebook post, New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell expanded his condolences to the loved ones of those who were lost in the ‘tragic aircraft crash’. Mitchell said that New Bedford Airport officials are willing to support the National Transport Safety Council in its investigation. “I am grateful that the accident in a miraculous way did not cause serious injuries to motorists on Interstate 195,” he said. At the time of the accident, the National Weather Service said that a Nor’easter rains and winds from 30 to 48 to 64 km / h to the area. The Federal Aviation Administration, which according to state police is likely to take over the investigation, said in ‘Ne -mail that he could not respond to media inquiries because of the government’s downtime. Earlier today, another small plane crashed in several Semitrailers near an airport outside Fort Worth, Texas. Beechcraft King Air C90 has ordered in Texas Truck Lot. I am grateful that the accident miraculously did not result in serious injuries to motorists in the chapter 195. Two people were killed when a small plane crashed in several Semitrailers near an airport outside Fort Worth, Texas, the authorities said, the New York Times said. One of the Witnesses – near the accident site – Lauren Anderson, a cashier in a animal feed shop, described that “a large black smoke cloud” is about 100 feet.
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