On Wednesday, a twin-engine plane crashed near a 3M manufacturing plant in Little Rock, Arkansas, killing all five passengers on board.
The flight took off from Little Rock’s Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport.
BREAKING: Small Plane Crashes Near Factory in Arkansas, Kills All Five Passengers
Reports indicated inclement weather may have caused the catastrophic plane crash.
“The plane crash at the Little Rock airport occurred with a line of showers that were moving quickly east with strong winds out of the west northwest. At the time of the crash (12:02 PM), Adams Field recorded a wind gust of 46 MPH,” KATV Meteorologist James Bryant said.
The plane crash at the Little Rock airport occurred with a line of showers that were moving quickly east with strong winds out of the west northwest. At the time of the crash (12:02 PM), Adams Field recorded a wind gust of 46…
