On Monday, investigators with the Federal Aviation Administration filed their initial Accident and Incident Notification for the plane crash in Fulton County that occurred on Friday.
According to the notice, four people were on board. One of them was seriously injured, and three others suffered minor injuries.
Investigators described the incident by saying the Cessna 421 lost power and the pilot attempted to land at the Fulton Airport, but instead crashed in a nearby field.
The report says that the aircraft was a complete loss.
The investigation by the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board will continue.
UPDATE SATURDAY:
KY 1706 in Fulton County reopened on Saturday.
A portion of the road had been closed so that emergency vehicles and personnal had access to a plane crash that occurred Friday in a nearby field west of the Fulton Airport.
ORIGINAL STORY:
A Fulton County road remained closed overnight after a plane crash occurred on Friday afternoon.
KY 1706 was closed between KY 166 and KY 94 after 1 pm. The road is located just west of the Fulton Airport.
Emergency crews were on the scene through the day, and an Federal Aviation Administration investigation of the crash is also planned.
The Cessna 421C reportedly crashed in a field. Four people were reportedly on board and were transported to Baptist Memorial Hospital in Union City.
On the Net:
FAA incident report
