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<span>A small jet crashed in a San Diego in the early morning hours of Thursday, killing at least two, injuring eight, and displacing hundreds as fire crews put out flames in the residential area. All fatalities appear to be passengers of the plane.</span>

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A small jet crashed in a San Diego in the early morning hours of Thursday, killing at least two, injuring eight, and displacing hundreds as fire crews put out flames in the residential area. All fatalities appear to be passengers of the plane.

<span>The plane crashed around 3:45 AM, local time, and was flying to Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego from Teterboro, New Jersey by way of Wichita, Kansas. The plane was a 10-seat Cessna Citation jet carrying an unknown number of passengers.</span>

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The plane crashed around 3:45 AM, local time, and was flying to Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego from Teterboro, New Jersey by way of Wichita, Kansas. The plane was a 10-seat Cessna Citation jet carrying an unknown number of passengers.

<span>There was no mayday call from the aircraft, which last communicated that it was 3 miles from the airport. The affected neighborhood is 2 miles from Montgomery-Gibbs and saw 10 homes damaged and at least one directly struck by the jet.</span>

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There was no mayday call from the aircraft, which last communicated that it was 3 miles from the airport. The affected neighborhood is 2 miles from Montgomery-Gibbs and saw 10 homes damaged and at least one directly struck by the jet.

<span>At a news conference, Assistant San Diego Fire Chief Dan Eddy said that there was heavy fog that morning. The National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Authority will be investigating the still unknown cause of the crash, with authorities looking into whether or not the plane struck a power line.</span>

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At a news conference, Assistant San Diego Fire Chief Dan Eddy said that there was heavy fog that morning. The National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Authority will be investigating the still unknown cause of the crash, with authorities looking into whether or not the plane struck a power line.

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