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NTSB reveals cause of deadly plane crash in Beverly
The NTSB report said that the plane’s engine could be heard backfiring upon takeoff, and that “security video captured the airplane shortly after it became airborne, and dark smoke could be seen trailing under the airplane.”
The NTSB has released findings related to a deadly plane crash in Beverly, according to NBC Boston.
The report notes that the aircraft’s engine could be heard backfiring during takeoff. This detail is drawn from the NTSB’s examination of the event sequence.
Security footage associated with the incident shows the airplane shortly after becoming airborne, with dark smoke trailing beneath the aircraft. This visual evidence is part of the documented investigation.
The information provided does not specify the aircraft type, precise location, date, or the ultimate outcome of the flight beyond the reference to a deadly crash in Beverly. It also does not include quotes, causes beyond the backfiring observation, or other contributory factors.
No additional details are provided in the supplied material regarding injuries, fatalities, or the final determination beyond the cited engine behavior and the visible smoke.