Twenty people survived the crash of a skydiving plane in Coffee County, Tennessee, with no fatalities reported. The survivors received necessary medical treatment.
According to CNN, the plane was carrying 20 individuals, including crew and passengers, when it went down about 60 miles south of Nashville, as stated by officials in the city of Tullahoma.
Three of the injured were airlifted to hospitals, while one person with serious injuries was transported by ambulance, according to city spokesperson Lyle Russell. He added that "other minor injuries were treated at the scene by first responders," confirming that no deaths occurred and no one on the ground was harmed in the crash, which happened near Tullahoma Regional Airport.
The video shows severe damage to the aircraft’s tail, which appears to have separated from the fuselage along with other parts.
According to CNN, the plane was carrying 20 individuals, including crew and passengers, when it went down about 60 miles south of Nashville, as stated by officials in the city of Tullahoma.
Three of the injured were airlifted to hospitals, while one person with serious injuries was transported by ambulance, according to city spokesperson Lyle Russell. He added that "other minor injuries were treated at the scene by first responders," confirming that no deaths occurred and no one on the ground was harmed in the crash, which happened near Tullahoma Regional Airport.
The video shows severe damage to the aircraft’s tail, which appears to have separated from the fuselage along with other parts.
