Small plane crashes near Beverly, Massachusetts, airport

Boston, MALocal News

A small plane crashed near Beverly Regional Airport in Massachusetts on Thursday, resulting in one death and one critical injury. The incident occurred on Sam Fonzo Drive shortly after 8:50 a. m. , according to Beverly Police Chief John G. LeLacheur.

The single-engine aircraft struck a utility pole, leaving the plane heavily damaged and debris scattered across the roadway. Most local businesses were closed for Juneteenth, minimizing potential casualties on the ground. Video footage from the scene illustrates the extent of the damage and debris. The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have initiated investigations into the crash, joined by the Essex County District Attorney's Office. Authorities are currently working to determine the reasons behind the crash.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns about aviation safety in populated areas.

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