Seven people were killed and one person was seriously injured on Sunday when a private jet crashed as it was taking off from an airport in Bangor, Maine.
The crash of the twin-engine turbo-fan jet Bombardier Challenger 600 at Bangor International Airport happened at about 7:45 pm, the Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash, which occurred in snowy weather and in low visibility conditions.
The Bangor airport remained closed Monday morning.
The plane had arrived in Maine from Texas, a government official said.
The company listed as its registered owner shares a Houston address with Arnold & Itkin, a personal injury law firm. FAA records show the plane went into service in April 2020.
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