Several firefighting crews responded to reports that the plane had crashed into the house at around 6:00pm local time, fire officials told Boston TV channel, WCVB.
BREAKING: Plane into house in Plainville. #wcvb pic.twitter.com/vJRaQKUOZhPhotos posted on social media by witnesses showed a house on fire, as well as what looked like debris from the tail part of a small plane.
— Sera Congi (@seracongi) June 28, 2015
The plane's pilot and passengers did not survive the crash, state police spokesman David Procopio said, according to the Boston Globe.
plane crashed and blew up my neighbors house pic.twitter.com/qK47HtkKrOThe Federal Aviation Administration later confirmed that an aircraft had been involved in the incident, identifying it as a Beechcraft BE36 plane. According to the FAA it was heading to Norwood Memorial Airport in Massachusetts from Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
— Mary O'Rourke (@maryyorourke) June 28, 2015
PHOTO: plane in back of Plainville house #wcvb pic.twitter.com/r8kQpyeNgKThe owners of the house were out and are safe, the Sun Chronicle reported, citing their photographer on the scene.
— Sera Congi (@seracongi) June 28, 2015
Piece of plane in debris at Plainville house #wcvb pic.twitter.com/CpVMsxsBM1Several fire brigades and emergency personnel were deployed to the scene to contain the blaze and deal with the incident. Police and aviation officials have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident.
— Sera Congi (@seracongi) June 28, 2015
Multiple fire departments responding to a report of a plane into a house on Bridle Path in Plainville. Crews battling structure fire now.
— The Sun Chronicle (@TheSunChronicle) June 28, 2015
plane crash #Plainville#Wbzpic.twitter.com/ueUu4iI0md
— Dave Mager (@davemagerWBZ) June 28, 2015
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