No survivors in plane crash near North Carolina airport, officials say
Both the pilot and the passenger in a small plane that crashed near Greenville, North Carolina, on Friday morning have died, according to the state's highway patrol. The FAA said there were only two people aboard the plane — a Beechcraft Bonanza — at the time of the crash.
North Carolina plane crash LIVE: Police issue update as 'human remains' found
Officials at a US airport said a plane crashed near the air hub on Friday morning. Pitt-Greenville Airport, in North Carolina, is used for general aviation as well as commuter service by American Airlines. The crash reportedly prompted the closure of a road near the air hub.
Flight records show a Beechcraft Bonanza left the Pitt Greenville Airport just after 7:45 a.m., moments before the crash was ...
The National Transportation Safety Board provides updates on the Washington, D.C., midair collision that killed 67.
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