Six people died when a twin-engine plane crashed in Texas on Monday morning, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported.
As it was specified, a Beechcraft BE58 was getting ready to land at Kerrville Municipal Airport when the accident took place.
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The FAA also said that wreckage was found about six miles northwest of the airport. The flight had departed from West Houston Airport outside Houston.
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According to the FAA, its investigators are headed to the site and the National Transportation Safety Board will be in charge of the probe.
This is the second accident involving a small plane in Texas over the past two days. On Sunday two people died when a single-engine aircraft crashed at the Shirley Williams Airport in Kingsland.
