Overview

• A twin-engine Cessna 441 bound for Bozeman, Montana, went down at about 7 a.m. on June 29 after departing Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport and struck a wooded backyard on King Graves Road NE
• All six people aboard the aircraft were killed in the crash, officials confirmed
• Residents told 911 dispatchers they heard a “huge crash” followed by a large explosion and saw flames and smoke rising from the scene
• Emergency responders including the Trumbull County Coroner, HAZMAT crews and Ohio Edison teams secured the area and treated it as a crime scene
• NTSB and FAA teams have deployed drones and crime-scene tape as part of a formal investigation while King Graves and Henn Hyde roads remain closed