Two passengers were injured Tuesday after a plane crashed at Plymouth Municipal Airport.
Officials said the crash happened around 4 p.m., forcing a temporary closure of the airport while crews removed the plane and moved it to a hangar.
The passengers were taken to a local hospital and are expected to be OK.
Two Granite Staters who witnessed the aftermath said the plane appeared damaged.
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“Saw the ambulance, saw all the cops, saw all the fire trucks, so we slowed down, there was people here and then I could see the plane out there. You could tell that was the one. It was a little crunched. Not terrible, but it was beat up,” said Jim Blake of Rumney.
“It looked like it could be fixed,” said Wesley Howlett of Rumney.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the cause of the crash.
This is the third small plane crash in New Hampshire in recent weeks. The other two occurred at the same airfield in Jaffrey and are also under investigation by the FAA.
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