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Small plane crashes in Maryland neighborhood, killing three
A Piper PA-28 carrying a pilot and two passengers crashed into a residential area in Bowie, Maryland, around midnight Sunday. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the cause.
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A Piper PA-28 carrying a pilot and two passengers crashed into a residential area in Bowie, Maryland, around midnight Sunday. The plane had taken off from Ocean City, New Jersey, and was headed to Montgomery County Airport in Gaithersburg when it went down in a wooded area near homes.
The pilot and two adult passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. , police said.
Investigation The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the cause of the crash. Officials believe the plane belongs to a Montgomery County flight school and was possibly on a training flight. Photos showed debris from the single-engine aircraft scattered near a playground in the city, less than 20 miles from Washington, D.C.
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