Small Private Plane has crashed on highway in Morristown New Jersey

a small private plane has crashed on highway in Morristown, New Jersey. Killing five people aboard and scattering debris across the street. Federal investigators said the pilots discussed the icing on controllers before the plane went down, but not sure what role, if any, icing played in the accident. The plane lost control, tore up and hit the median strip of forested and scattering debris across the street, but no one on the ground injured.

A big ball of charred metal sitting in the middle of the northern path. Both sides of the highway is closed, only partially re-opening this afternoon. Accident left debris and charred on a highway median strip, with parts found nesting in a tree about 400 yards from the house, near the entrance to the highway.

New York investment banking firm Greenhill &  Co. said two managing directors, Jeffrey Buckalew, 45, and Rakesh Chawla, 36, as well as Buckalew wife and two children, were in the plane damaged on Interstate 287, routes are often used to wrap around the edge of the northern and western part of the City of New York. Buckalew was the registered owner of the single-engine aircraft and is licensed to pilot. Images : plane crash new jersey.