Lancaster Plane Crash Injures Five, Investigation Underway

On Sunday, a small aircraft carrying five passengers crashed into the parking lot of Brethren Village in Manheim Township, Pennsylvania. Audio from air traffic control reveals that the pilot reported an open door and requested to return for landing shortly before the crash. Despite being cleared to land, the controller instructed the pilot to 'pull up,' but moments later, the aircraft was down. All five occupants were injured and transported to local hospitals, while no injuries were reported on the ground. The incident is currently under investigation by multiple federal agencies, including the FAA and NTSB. The crash is part of a troubling series of aviation incidents that have drawn national attention.