The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating a deadly plane crash that happened near Lancaster Airport on Sunday morning.Sign up for our NewslettersDr. Musaddiq Nazeeri, 58, crashed a single-engine Piper PA-46 into a cornfield moments after taking off around 8 a.

The plane crash that took the life of a Lebanon County pilot and doctor stunned many people—including his patients.

Just two and a half minutes after the plane was cleared for takeoff Sunday morning at Lancaster Airport, air traffic control started calling out for the pilot, according to an audio recording.

One person was killed in a small plane crash Sunday morning near Airport, according to the County Coroner's Office. The plane went down around 8 a.m., shortly after takeoff. The County Coroner's Office has identified the pilot as 58-year-old Musaddiq Nazeeri of Lebanon.

An aircraft crashed in a field in the 2100 block of Kissel Hill Road in Warwick Township on Sunday morning. A coroner was on scene, but further details — including the type of a

In a preliminary report, the NTSB says the pilot of the Cessna 208B N716MM that crashed shortly after takeoff from Cross Keys Airport in Monroe Township "reported a loss of engine power and attempted to glide the airplane back to runway 27 at Cross Keys Airport."