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Skydive Cross Keys says 'mechanical issues' preceded Williamstown plane crash
The outcome "could have been much worse," said the representative of Skydive Cross Keys, which has operated since 1994 at Cross Keys Airport in Williamstown. It said a Cessna 208B carrying 15 people developed "mechanical issues" at roughly 3,000 feet, minutes after taking off at about 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Skydiving plane landed on runway at Cross Keys Airport, but couldn’t stop and crashed into woods, company says
The skydiving plane that crashed early Wednesday evening at Cross Keys Airport experienced midair “mechanical issues” and made an emergency landing on the runway but was unable to stop and plowed into the nearby woods, the company that operates the plane said Thursday.
After a plane crashed near Cross Keys Airport in Williamstown, New Jersey, Wednesday, fourteen people were taken to hospitals ...
In a statement to Action News, the Skydive Cross Keys, the company that leases the aircraft, says the issues began around ...
The Federal Aviation Administration says a skydiving plane went off the runway at Cross Keys Airport in Williamstown ...
The plane was current on all scheduled maintenance and had recently undergone a routine FAA inspection, authorities said.
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