All five passengers aboard the single-engine airplane died, a spokesperson for the National Park Service confirmed

A single-engine plane was trying to land when it crashed into a wooded area near the memorial in North Carolina on Saturday, the National Park Service said.

Five people - including a child and four adults - were killed in a Saturday plane crash in North Carolina, a spokesperson for the National Park Service said. The single-engine plane – crashed into the woods close to the Wright Brothers National Memorial’s First Flight Airport around 5pm, according to the National Parks Service in a press release.

Five people, including a child, died in a fiery Saturday evening plane crash at the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills, N.C., the National Park Service reported Sunday afternoon.

A single-engine airplane crashed in the Outer Banks on Saturday evening, causing multiple fatalities, officials said.

The National Park Service has confirmed that all five people on board a small plane that crashed on the Outer Banks have died. Four adults and one child were killed when the plane crashed into a wooded area around 5 p.