A small plane carrying four people crashed into a parked aircraft while attempting to land at Montana’s Kalispell City Airport on Monday, August 11, sparking a massive fire, officials said. The Socata TBM 700 turboprop reportedly struck the unoccupied plane around 2 PM, according to the FAA and Kalispell Police Chief Jordan Venezio. The blaze spread to a nearby grassy area before being extinguished, with several aircraft reportedly affected. All four aboard the landing plane miraculously survived, with two treated for minor injuries, while no one was aboard the parked aircraft. Congressman Ryan Zinke confirmed on X that no serious injuries occurred and offered support to local authorities. The FAA is investigating the incident. US Plane Crash: Beech 95-B55 Baron Aircraft Carrying 3 People Crashes off California Coast, Search Underway.

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