Small aircraft crashes in San Diego neighborhood, sets homes and vehicles on fire

A small aircraft crashed Ua San Diego The neighborhood on Thursday morning, setting fire to several homes and vehicles.

Aircraft, a Cessna 550It collapsed around 4am in the neighborhood of Murphy Canyon, leaving the way to destroy in its midst.

The aircraft can transport six to eight people, although the Federal Air Force (FAA) said that the number of people on board is currently unknown.

Initial reports say the plane hit a pole, losing its wing and then crashed into the house, sending debris in the air. Officials said that the collision was affected by the collision.

Video shots by Fox 2 ktva shows one house poorly damaged by fire. At least three cars were seen burned on the driveway and the roof was partially demolished.

The location of the collision is close to the Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport, a smaller airport on the north side of the city. He drew a great police and a response to the fire.

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Ogorkes from the aircraft were seen scattered along a nearby road, and several other cars on the road were also burned and it could be seen that they were still smoldering hours later as the morning sky beautified.

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Researchers They are still trying to determine what caused the plane to collapse.

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One witness said he had heard several loud flourishing fires.

“You look out the window, you just see a big flame … So big flame, everywhere fames,” he told Fox 2 ktva.

More roads have been implanted and will remain closed for several hours, the officials said.