Two people were killed near Fort Worth, Texas, when a twin-engine aircraft crashed near a business park, bursting into flames. The plane crashed into multiple trailers parked at the facility on the north side of the city.
Tarrant County, Texas, officials told WFAA ABC8 that a Beechcraft King Air C90 crashed on Sunday afternoon near Fort Worth. The aircraft departed Alliance Airport earlier in the day and appeared to be returning to that airport when it crashed.
The King Air, N291CC, is a 1977 model aircraft owned by Mobile EHR, Inc., according to the Aviation Safety Network website. Records indicate the aircraft was destroyed when it collided…
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