An American plane crashed into a residential building and at least one house was burned down
At about 11 a.m. local time on October 29, according to the Federal Aviation Administration, a Cessna 414 crashed into a local house in Colonia, New Jersey. At present, the personnel on board and their status are unknown.
Local media quoted the Colonia fire department as saying that at least two houses were on fire because of the plane crash. Authorities say there was no one in the house when the plane crashed. At present, the FAA is going to the scene to investigate.
Reported that the crash area was a densely populated residential area, and witnesses said they saw at least one house 'swallowed by fire'.
At the time of the crash, the nearest observation station in the area reported a rapid decline in local visibility from 10 miles to 2 miles.
Cessna 414 is a light pressurized twin engine 8-seat small aircraft, which was first introduced in 1968.