“Small Plane Crashes in Missouri Hayfield After Pilot and 6 Passengers Jump to Safety During Skydiving Flight”

In Missouri, a single-engine Cessna U206C crashed close to Butler Memorial Airport.

Just prior to the tiny plane’s Saturday accident in a Missouri field, the pilot and six other skydiving passengers made their leap from the aircraft, according to federal officials.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) informed Fox News Digital in a statement that the single-engine Cessna U206C crashed close to Butler Memorial Airport at around one in the afternoon.

There were little data available at the time regarding the events that preceded the catastrophe.

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According to the agency, initial data suggests that the aircraft was engaged in a “skydiving mission,” and the pilot and every passenger managed to exit the aircraft before to the accident.