The FAA is investigating the scene in York County where a small plane crashed into a utility truck, officials say. Air traffic controllers say the plane was headed to the Capital City airport before the crash. Two people were injured.
At least two people were injured after a small plane crashed into a utility truck on the highway in York County, Pennsylvania.
The crash occurred Wednesday afternoon on a Pennsylvania Turnpike exit ramp near Interstate 83 in Fairview Township, Pennsylvania, according to NBC10 affiliate WGAL.
The plane was headed to the Capital City Airport at the time of the crash, officials said. Two people on board the plane were injured. Officials have not yet revealed their conditions. The truck driver was not hurt.
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