Private plane crashes after takeoff at Cape May Airport with 3 passengers on board
The condition of the pilot and two passengers is unclear.
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6h agoA plane crashed Thursday in Cape May County with three people on board. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officials say the privately owned single-engine plane crashed when leaving from Cape May Airport in Lower Township around 7 p.m.
The condition of the pilot and two passengers is unclear.
The FAA says they will investigate and will post a preliminary accident/incident report.
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