A small plane with five people aboard crashed on Sunday into the parking lot of a retirement community in southern Pennsylvania, authorities said, APA reports citing Reuters.
The five people aboard the plane survived the crash near the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, airport and were transported to local hospitals, Manheim Township fire chief Scott Little said at a press conference. He did not have details on the condition of the pilot and passengers.
Little said that no one on the ground was injured and that the plane did not strike any buildings when it crashed shortly after taking off. At least a dozen cars in the parking lot of the Brethren Village retirement community were damaged by the plane.
Images shown on local TV stations showed the plane in flames atop parked vehicles with at least three cars on fire.
Authorities said they did not yet know why the plane crashed.
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