A case of a plane crash has come to light in Southern California on Thursday, January 2. According to local media, a small plane crashed into the roof of a furniture warehouse. In this accident, 2 people died and about 15 people are said to be injured. In the footage that surfaced, smoke was seen coming out from a hole in the roof of the warehouse where the plane hit the building at around 2:15 pm. Along with this, fire brigade personnel reached the accident site and rescued the injured.
A fire broke out on the spot after the accident. The fire damaged the warehouse, which housed sewing machines and textile stock. According to the sign on the door, furniture upholstery company Michael Nicholas Designs used to work in the building.
According to AP report, police said that the injured were taken to the hospital. Wells said it was not immediately known what type of plane it was or whether the injured people were on the plane or on the ground.
Accident one minute after take off
flight-tracking website FlightAware It is reported that the four-seat, single-engine plane crashed about a minute after takeoff.
Security camera footage from wheel manufacturer Rucci Forge across the street shows a massive explosion and a huge plume of black smoke as the plane hits the building that is tilted on its side.
The plane crashed near Fullerton Municipal Airport, a general aviation airport in Orange County, about 10 kilometers from Disneyland. It has one runway and one heliport.