A small plane flying from Iowa to Minnesota in the United States collided with a suburban home and made him light, staff said on Saturday.
The aircraft removed around 1220 local time (1720 BST) before collapsing in a residential area of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, the Federal Aviation Administration reported.
Investigators said it was not clear how many people were aboard the plane, but among the passengers of the Brooklyn Park, Sean Conway fire department said there were no survivors among passengers. No one inside the house was reported killed.
The National Transport Safety Council said it intended to investigate the cause of the crash, which remained unknown.
The agency is attached to the accident in Minnesota. He said he was expected to be on earth on Sunday.
“Once on the spot, investigators will start the process of documenting the accident and explore the aircraft. The aircraft will then be restored to a secure facility for a further evaluation,” the agency said.
Social media videos show that the home in which the aircraft crashed is swallowed up by flames as members of the local fire service tried to expose it.
The Chief Conway said it became a “fully -included structural fire” until the fire department arrived at the scene.
Brooklyn Park, where the plane crashes, is a suburb of Minneapolis. The city of 82,000 people is located about 11 miles north.
Minnesota The Tim Waltz Government said his team was “in connection with local staff at the Brooklyn Park stage and we are closely monitoring the situation.”
“Thanks to the first answers that respond to the call,” he added.
This incident follows a number of recent airplane crashes and close to gaps that caught the attention of the United States after President Donald Trump encouraged his cabinet to make cuts to federal agencies.
Hundreds of employees responsible for assisting air safety have been fired, according to the Associated Press.