Five people on board a small Beechcraft Bonanza plane survived after it crashed into a retirement community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The plane had just taken off from Lancaster Airport when it went down. The conditions of the five individuals were unknown, but no injuries were reported on the ground. The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the crash and stated that the aircraft, which can typically carry six people, had five individuals aboard at the time of the incident.
Emergency crews responded to the crash site, where the plane was seen engulfed in flames in a parking lot at Brethren Village. Governor Josh Shapiro announced that state police were assisting first responders, and the National Transportation Safety Board was aware of the situation and would provide more information later.
Manheim Township Fire Chief Scott Little stated that the fire was extinguished and the scene was under control within three hours of the crash. While no further details were available at the time, the incident was still being investigated. The National Transportation Safety Board typically handles such cases and may provide updates as more information becomes available. Please check back for updates on this developing story.
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