The National Park Service on Tuesday released the identities of the four adults killed in a fiery Saturday plane crash at the Wright Brothers National Memorial airstrip in Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks and said a 6-year-old child was among the victims.

“Multiple” people died when a single-engine aircraft crashed near the Wright Brothers National Memorial on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, according to the National Park Service. The dead were all passengers on the plane, officials said. Their identities have not been released.

National Park Service officials have released the names of the victims killed in a single airplane crash Saturday. Two of the victims were residents of central North Carolina.

At approximately 17:15 local time, a Cirrus SR22 single-engine aircraft crashed into a forest before runway 21 at Wright Brothers National Memorial's First Flight Airport (FFA). According to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB),

The National Wright Brothers Memorial released the names of the five people killed in Saturday’s plane crash in the Outer Banks. The five people on board the airplane when it crashed were as follows: Shashwat Ajit Adhikari,

Four adults and one child died after their single-engine plane crashed in a wooded area in Kill Devil Hills near the First Flight Airport.

A tragic plane crash near the Wright Brothers National Memorial in North Carolina claimed the lives of a child and four adults. On Saturday, September 28, the National Park Service (NPS) reported that a single-engine airplane crashed into a wooded area near the Wright Brothers National Memorial First Flight Airport in Kill Devil Hills around