A small plane with two people on board crashed in Massachusetts on Monday morning, killing both occupants and injuring one person on the ground.
According to flight tracking services, the aircraft was heading to Kenosha when the crash occurred. Staff at Stein's Aircraft Services confirmed the plan was slated to land there.
Watch: Two killed in Massachusetts small plane crash en route to Kenosha County Airport
The two killed have been identified as 68-year-old Thomas Perkins and 66-year-old Agatha Perkins of Middletown, Rhode Island, according to NBC News affiliate WJAR.
The planed possibly struck at least one car before it crashed on I-195 in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. It sparked a fire and traffic was detoured.
One person on the ground was injured.
The National Traffic Safety Board is investigating the crash.
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