Two people are dead after the plane crashed into building in kin on Friday night, according to Mayor Keane. Keene Mayor George Genzel said the plane crashed shortly after taking off from Dillant-Hopkins Airport. hit apartment house building at 661 Main Street at 6:48 pm, leading to fire. Eight people life in in building not hurt, but two people in the plane was killed. >> Read: Building owner responds Officials raise three alarms fire was out by 20:47 Airplane hit garage attached to building”So the essence of the impact was somewhat remote from main body of in house”Kin fire Chief Donald Farquhar said. “The plane belongs to Monadnock Aviation, Hansel said.” fact this is hit a building where eight people lived and no one of those people were injured, this is an important detail, and we are very lucky’ Hansel said. >> Video: Officials give update Federal Aviation Administration and New Hampshire Department of The vehicle arrived at the scene on Saturday and the National Transportation Safety Board also be there on Saturday and lead Agency, according to Hansel. the airport director David Hinkling said the plane crashed at about eight o’clock in the morning. of a mile from the end of runway strip. >> Video: Aerial photography of plane crashMichael Robinson building director at the Chapel of Hope next door to the apartment building. “It’s a little unnerving because it’s a direct flight. path to the airport so the planes go over all the time and we don’t think anything of it’s because we’re so used to it,” Robinson said. one of his friends who lived in the apartment has lost everything.” vehicles – he is a contractor, so he lost all his tools These were in thing. He received hit pretty hardRobinson said. in their parking lot. >> Read: Church youth group shocked up’American Red Cross of Northern New England said seven employees were assisting at the scene. “Our disaster response team is mobilizing and we are waiting for a response. more about what exactly community needs from us” said the Red Cross. in statement. The National Transportation Safety Board said it was investigating crash.
Two people are dead after the plane crashed into building in kin on Friday night, according to Mayor Keane.
Keene Mayor George Hansel said the plane crashed shortly after taking off from Dillant-Hopkins Airport.
Airplane hit apartment house building at 661 Main Street at 6:48 pm, leading to fire. Eight people life in in building not hurt, but two people in the plane was killed.
>> Read: The reaction of the building owner
Officials said three alarms fire was out by 20:47 Airplane hit garage attached to building.
“So the essence of the impact was somewhat remote from main body of in house”Kin fire This was stated by Chief Donald Farquhar.
According to Hansel, the plane belongs to Monadnock Aviation.
” fact this is hit a building where eight people lived and no one of those people were injured, this is an important detail, and we are very luckyHansel said.
>> Video: Officials give update
Federal Aviation Administration and New Hampshire Department of The vehicle arrived at the scene on Saturday and the National Transportation Safety Board also be there on Saturday and lead Agency, according to Hansel.
the airport director David Hinkling said the plane crashed at about eight o’clock in the morning. of a mile from the end of runway strip.
>> Video: Video from the air of airplane crash
Michael Robinson is building director at the Chapel of Hope next door to the apartment building.
“It’s a little unnerving because it’s a direct flight. path to the airport so the planes go over all the time and we don’t think anything of it’s because we’re so used to it,” Robinson said.
He said one of his friends who lived in The apartment has lost everything.
“His vehicles – he is a contractor, so he lost all his tools These were in thing. He received hit pretty hard’, Robinson said.
Sunday service at Hope Chapel canceled tomorrow so investigators can continue their work in their parking lot.
>> Read: Church youth group shocked up’
American Red Cross of Northern New England said seven employees are helping at the scene.
“Our disaster response team is mobilizing and we are waiting more about what exactly community needs from us” said the Red Cross. in statement.
The National Transportation Safety Board said it was investigating crash.
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