1 dead after small plane crashes into Florida yard on residential block, bursts into flames
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1 dead after small plane crashes into Florida yard on residential block, bursts into flames One person was killed when a small plane crashed into a Florida resident’s yard and erupted into flames and plumes of smoke Sunday morning, according to authorities.
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What happened
1 dead after small plane crashes into Florida yard on residential block, bursts into flames One person was killed when a small plane crashed into a Florida resident’s yard and erupted into flames and plumes of smoke Sunday morning, according to authorities.
Why it matters
The Cessna 401B airplane departed from Tampa North Aero Park with one pilot aboard before crashing into a residential yard in Wesley Chapel around 8:35 a.m., according to the National Transportation Safety Board and CBS News.
Common ground
After the twin-engine plane plummeted to the ground under “unknown circumstances,” it caught on fire and caused some damage to the residence, WTSP reported.
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