A single-engine plane crash left two dead and two injured when it crashed into a car just after taking off on Monday afternoon.
Beechcraft Bonanza took off shortly after 3 pm at North Perry Airport in Pembroke Pines, Florida, located about 20 miles north of downtown Miami. The plane crashed in a residential neighborhood, police said.
Video captured by a local resident’s bell camera showed the plane falling from the sky where it hit a car while it was driving down the street. The plane skidded down the street before it burst into flames, which spread across the road.
Two unidentified people on the plane died in the crash, NBC Miami reported. An adult and a child in the car were taken to a local hospital, according to NBC Miami. Their conditions were unknown.
Annabelle Fernandez was nearby when the plane crashed and described the scene to NBC Miami.
“We heard a tremendous noise and went out and everyone was on fire, everything was bad,” said Fernandez. “He hit the car. It was a mother with her son and we don’t know what happened to them. The fire rescue came and they caught them. “
The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Council will investigate the accident.