A small plane that crashed in McKinney, Texas, was registered to a Forney nonprofit.
On Thursday at 10:28 a.m., authorities were dispatched to a plane crash in McKinney, Texas, at Farm to Market 546 and County Road 317.The plane crash killed two people and sent a third to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas with injuries, authorities said.
Around 10:25 a.m., the plane — a twin-engine Cessna 414 — crashed near Farm to Market Road 546 and County Road 317 shortly after departing McKinney National Airport.According to FAA records, the plane was registered to Hunger Relief Ministries in Forney. The nonprofit did not immediately respond to a phone call Friday fromIn 2023, the NTSB investigated 103 reported cases of aviation accidents in Texas, primarily involving general aviation.
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