A skydiving plane crashed during takeoff at Cross Keys Airport in Monroe Township, New Jersey, resulting in injuries to five individuals. The incident involved a Cessna 208B aircraft carrying a total of 15 people. The crash occurred on Wednesday evening after the plane overshot the runway. The FAA confirmed the details and stated that the aircraft was being used for skydiving. Gloucester County Emergency Management declared the incident a “mass casualty incident.” Injured individuals were slated for transport to Cooper University Hospital.
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Five Injured in New Jersey Skydiving Plane Crash During Takeoff
