A skydiving plane with 20 passengers crashed in Tennessee after takeoff from Tullahoma Regional Airport, injuring multiple passengers.

The FAA confirmed that 20 people were on board the aircraft, a de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter, which took off from Tullahoma Regional Airport just before the crash.

In the US state of Tennessee, a plane crashed with up to 20 people on board, CNN reports, citing the highway Patrol.

Twenty people were on board the plane, which crashed shortly after departing the Tullahoma Regional Airport. There are no ...

Three people were taken to hospitals via helicopter, and four were sent by an ambulance, for serious injuries.

Several people were receiving medical treatment after the plane crashed near Tullahoma and according to Lyle Russell, a city ...

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A skydiving plane crashed during takeoff at Tullahoma Regional Airport in Coffee County, Tennessee, on Sunday afternoon around 12:15 p.m., local time resulting in multiple passengers being airlifted ...

A small plane used for skydiving crashed near Tullahoma Regional Airport in Tennessee. ‘There were no casualties,’ a ...

Several people are receiving medical treatment after a skydiving plane with 20 passengers and crew on board crashed in Coffee ...

A twin-engine propeller skydiving plane with 20 people aboard crashed Sunday afternoon near a Tennessee airport, causing ...