FAA investigates Cessna Citation crash at Bedford County Airport

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FAA investigates Cessna Citation crash at Bedford County Airport
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A Cessna Citation business jet crashed at Bedford County Airport just before 11 a.m. on Wednesday while departing for Baltimore, and the Federal Aviation Administration opened an investigation; the aircraft is owned by Shober's Equipment LLC and had two people on board, the pilot and co‑pilot, who suffered non‑life‑threatening injuries and were taken to Bedford Hospital.

Video shows the aircraft suffered heavy damage and struck a fence on airport property, and the plane was engulfed in flames when first responders arrived.

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