Plane crashes and mishaps have increased at an alarming rate all over the world, especially in the United States. The latest incident involved a plane crash that is suspected of carrying Terry Dolan, the vice chair of U.S. Bancorp, which crashed into a house in Minnesota and left no survivors.
It was a small plane flying from Iowa to Minnesota before crashing in a residential area of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.
The Federal Aviation Administration is still investigating the incident because they don’t know the number of passengers that were on board.
Everything was burnt in the crash, including the house. Videos circulating on social media show heavy flames coming from the crash site while the firefighters tried to put it out.
The video below which was captured by a home CCTV camera showed the moment the small plane slammed to the home:
However, no one was home, so nobody living in the house was killed.
Minnesota Gov Tim Waltz was briefed about the situation and his administration is closely monitoring the investigation.
“Grateful to the first responders answering the call,” he added.
More details about the incident will come through as the investigation continues.
According to the Associated Press, Plane crashes in the United States have become so rampant after President Donald Trump decided to cut Federal spending. Many workers in the aviation industry were sent out of their jobs. One would wonder who would aid planes now.
Is cutting federal spending in certain areas really helping the United States or hurting its citizens?
