Wild Surveillance Footage Shows Plane Crash Into Texas Parking Lot
Multiple semi-trucks caught fire after a twin-engine plane crashed near an airfield in Fort Worth, Texas.
Fox 4
A small plane crashed near an airfield in Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday afternoon, killing two people. Surveillance video obtained by WFAA shows the plane—a Beech King Air C90—nosediving into a parking lot and bursting into flames upon impact. Multiple semi-trucks caught fire, Fox 4 News reported. First responders converged on the scene near the private, member-owned Hicks Airfield, where they found the bodies of two people, Fort Worth Fire Department spokesman Craig Trojacek told The New York Times. Trojacek said a commercial building also caught fire. “We thought we were responding to two separate incidents,” he said. “Later on, we realized it was all part of the same one.” The identities of the victims have not been disclosed. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the crash, according to a spokesperson for the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office. The National Transportation Safety Board is also investigating.
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