Two people have died after a plane crash in Brazil after a King Air F90 light aircraft landed in the western part of the city in an area called Marques de Sao Vicente.
This plane crash did not happen in the United States, but at this point, any aircraft going down and taking lives just continues to make people frightened to get back in the air in 2025.
This time around, two people died, and six others were injured when the small plane crashed into a bus on a busy Sao Paulo avenue in Brazil on Friday morning.
Two burnt bodies were discovered in the wreckage of the King Air F90 aircraft in Brazil.
Another two people, which were a motorcyclist and a woman who was on the bus, were injured after they were struck by debris from the explosion. CNN Brasil reported that they were taken to the hospital for treatment.
Four other people suffered minor injuries. Everybody else on the bus managed to get out safely.
Footage has since surfaced of the moment that plane went down:
Control Tower Lost Contact With King Air F90 Aircraft Minutes After Takeoff
On early Friday morning, a frightening scene played out when a small twin-engined plane crash-landed on a street in São Paulo, Brazil.
The King Air F90 took off from Campo de Marte Airport, a popular São Paulo airport frequently used for executive flights.
Unfortunately, shortly after the aircraft took off, the pilot reported several technical failures, and the control tower soon lost contact.
The pilot attempted to return to the airport, but the aircraft lost altitude way too quickly, landing on a popular street in downtown São Paulo, Avenida Marquês de São Vicente.
It is honestly a miracle that more people did not get hurt or die from this accident.
