A single-engine plane crashed into a furniture factory in the USA! 2 dead, 18 injured.

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An airplane accident occurred in the state of California, USA. As a result of a single-engine plane crashing onto the roof of a furniture factory in the city of Fullerton, 2 people died and 18 were injured.

REQUESTED EMERGENCY LANDING PERMISSION 90 SECONDS AFTER TAKEOFF

According to a statement from the Federal Aviation Administration, a single-engine RV-10 aircraft manufactured by Van's Aircraft, which took off from Fullerton Airport in the city of Fullerton, requested emergency landing permission from the tower 90 seconds after takeoff. The plane crashed onto the roof of a furniture factory in the area at 2:15 PM local time.

2 PEOPLE DIED, 18 PEOPLE INJURED

After the incident, a large number of fire and medical teams were dispatched to the area, and it was determined that 2 people died and 18 were injured in the accident. Fullerton Police Spokesperson Kristy Wells stated that the identities of the deceased or whether they were part of the aircraft crew or factory workers were not yet known. The National Transportation Safety Board announced that an investigation had been launched to determine the cause of the accident, while the Fullerton City Council announced that the crashed plane was an "experimental aircraft."