A&nbsp;Cessna 310R crashed near the&nbsp;Boca Raton Airport in South Florida on Friday morning.&nbsp;

<a href="https://bocanewsnow.com/2025/04/11/plane-crashes-in-boca-raton-two-reported-dead/">Boca News Now</a> reports:

We have learned three people were killed. Two bodies were found on the train tracks in the area. The pilot reported a mechanical problem just before the crash. Fire Rescue was responding to the area of the airport when the plane went down.

The flight-tracking website Flightrader24 said,&nbsp;"ADS-B data indicates the aircraft is a Cessna 310R (N8930N) that went down shortly after takeoff."

The crash comes not even 24 hours after a&nbsp;helicopter broke apart in mid-air over the Hudson River&nbsp;in Jersey City,&nbsp;New Jersey, on Thursday afternoon, <a href="https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/fatal-helicopter-crash-reported-hudson-river">killing the&nbsp;Siemens CEO and his family</a>, along with the pilot.&nbsp;

To all general aviation pilots: stay safe out there.

"Two bodies were found on the train tracks in the area. The pilot reported a mechanical..." 
{ai:summary}A Cessna 310R crashed near Boca Raton Airport in South Florida, resulting in three fatalities. The pilot reported mechanical issues shortly before the crash, with two bodies found on nearby train tracks. Fire Rescue was on alert as the aircraft attempted to return shortly after takeoff.This incident follows a separate helicopter crash over the Hudson River in Jersey City, which killed six people, including a CEO and his family. Both accidents highlight the risks associated with general aviation. #military

Three Killed In Cessna Crash Near Boca Raton Airport

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