A corporate jet overshot a runway and crashed through a fence at a small Minnesota airport on Monday, a CBS local TV station reported.
It was unclear why the jet, which was owned by a Cleveland business,
failed to stop, the TV station WCCO said.
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No one was injured and authorities are onsite investigating the crash at the Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie, Minn.
The crash occurred about 9 a.m. Monday, and resulted in the
closure of one lane around the airport, KARE 11 said.
The station also reported that the plane took off from Pittsburgh about 7:30 a.m.
It was just the latest plane incident in recent weeks.
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