The bodies of two of the three people, two children and a pilot who were missing, have been recovered after a small plane flying from Teterboro, New Jersey, to the Tweed-New Haven Airport in Connecticut crashed into two homes in East Haven.
According to WTNH, the plane was in communication with air traffic control and did not make a distress call before the plane went down.
One of the homes, which first responders say is totally demolished, is currently believed to contain two children, a 13-year-old and a 1-year-old.
The plane, which is described as a Turbo Commander 690B, hit 64 and 68 Charter Oak Avenue and set a car on fire when it crashed. The pilot is also currently unaccounted for.
Haven't recovered anyone. "Presume very bad outcome for two people within the house"
— Jennifer Swift (@byjenniferswift) August 9, 2013
Tweed airport is currently closed and the National Transportation Safety Board is currently and are taking over the investigation.
PIC: An eyewitness snapped this photo moments after the plane crashed in #EastHaven. pic.twitter.com/3SBM9zaPAv
— Jeff Saperstone (@JeffSaperstone) August 9, 2013
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