A small aircraft went down in a suburban area of Pennsylvania shortly after taking off on Sunday, injuring multiple individuals and setting several vehicles ablaze as it erupted into flames upon impact.
Officials reported that the plane, which had five people on board, crashed in Brethren Village, Manheim Township, shortly after departing from Lancaster Airport at 3:15 p.m. EDT.
BREAKING: Fire seen as plane crashes in Manheim Township, Pennsylvania; reports of multiple victims. pic.twitter.com/Q4O80k3kwT
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Several people have been injured, and Route 501 has been shut down in the area as shocking footage captures the fiery wreckage in a parking lot.
The video shows multiple vehicles engulfed in flames, their charred remains smoldering as thick smoke billows into the sky.
In the clip, the burning tail section of what is believed to be a Beechcraft A36TC, marked with the code N347M, can be seen near a nursing home.
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