The four people who were quickly rescued by good Samaritans from the Cessna T337G that crash landed on a Pembroke Pines neighborhood street Sunday were a family returning from a trip to a

Just-released 911 calls captured the desperate moments after a small plane crashed in a Pembroke Pines neighborhood Sunday evening, as neighbors rushed into action. They came armed with sledgehammers, axes and hoses to save a family of four trapped inside the burning aircraft.

The NTSB told Fox News Digital that the Cessna T337G "crashed for unknown reasons" about a mile away from North Perry Airport on Sunday, July 13.

Neighbors in Florida are speaking out after helping to save four people, after the plane they were traveling in crashed into a tree and went up in flames.

A Cessna Skymaster, with four people onboard, came down about a mile west of North Perry Airport on Sunday evening.

A small plane crashed near a Florida neighbourhood during landing, striking a tree and bursting into flames. All four onboard survived thanks to quick action by neighbours.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - The identities of the two men who died in a plane crash in Montrose last month have been released. According to the Montrose County Coroner’s Office, 61-year-old Lawrence Skinner and 53-year-old Alejandro Antunez were both pronounced dead on the scene. The victims were from Fort Myers, Florida.

The harrowing last words of a pilot who flew the ill-fated Cirrus SR22T that crashed and killed a family of four have been shared online. Netizens mourned.