A twin-engine skydiving aircraft carrying 20 passengers crashed in Coffee County, Tennessee, resulting in injuries to four individuals. The FAA confirmed it took off from Tullahoma Regional Airport shortly before the crash.
The incident happened around 12:45 PM near the Beechcraft Heritage Museum in Tullahoma. Some seriously injured people were airlifted to hospitals, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
Witnesses said the plane flew unusually low, clipping a tree near the museum before crashing. Officials advise avoiding the crash site. Passenger details and conditions have not yet been released. The plane was used for skydiving trips.
