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Tragic Plane Crash at Ingalls Field Airport in Bath County, Virginia
BATH COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ/Gray News) – A devastating incident occurred at Ingalls Field Airport in Virginia, resulting in the loss of five lives, including a child. The small plane, identified as the Westwind Twin Astra Jet, crashed in the Hot Springs area of Bath County, leaving a community in mourning.
The victims, comprising the pilot, copilot, two adults, and one child, tragically lost their lives in the crash. The incident, which took place on Sunday, has left a deep impact on the local authorities and residents of Bath County.
Details of the Incident
According to Jeff Ford, chairman of the Airport Authority, the ill-fated plane did not belong to Bath County, as reported by WDBJ. The flight originated from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was not scheduled to land at Ingalls Field Airport.
It is believed that the pilot attempted to make an emergency landing around 3 p.m. However, the plane ran short of the runway, collided with several trees, and ultimately crashed into a nearby hillside, sparking a brush fire in the area.
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The prompt response from Hot Springs Fire and Rescue, Falling Spring Fire Department, and Clifton Forge Fire and Rescue teams led to the rapid extinguishing of the fire, preventing further damage and loss of life.
Current Situation and Investigation
As a result of the crash, all north and south roads on Route 703 near Airport Road have been closed until further notice. The authorities are working diligently to secure the area and investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.
The investigation is being led by the state police, Bath County Sheriff’s Office, Federal Aviation Administration, and the National Transportation Safety Board. Their combined efforts aim to uncover the cause of the crash and prevent similar incidents in the future.
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