Authorities say three people have died and three others were injured after a single-engine plane crashed near Capital Region International Airport in mid-Michigan.
Airport spokesman Spencer Flynn says the pilot was approaching to land at the Lansing-area airport when something went wrong and the six-passenger plane crashed about 9 am on Thursday.
Clinton County Sheriff Larry Jerue says the plane was carrying six people and was headed to the airport in DeWitt Township from Indianapolis. He says the plane appeared to be a leased TBM 700 plane that was at its passenger capacity. In addition to the pilot, there was a co-pilot on board.
Names of those involved weren't immediately released. Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Authority were heading Thursday to the airport.
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