Two Connecticut pilots, passengers from Boston ID’d in deadly plane crash
Two men from Connecticut and a married couple from Boston who died in a plane crash in Farmington have been identified, officials say.
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Sep 3, 2021, 3:51 PM
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10h agoTwo men from Connecticut and a married couple from Boston who died in a plane crash in Farmington have been identified, officials say.
The two pilots have been identified as William O’Leary, 55, from Bristol, and Mark Morrow, 57, from Danbury.
The two passengers have been identified as Courtney Haviland, 33, from Boston, Massachusetts, and her husband William Shrauner, 32.
The Cessna Citation 560X took off just before 10 a.m. Thursday from Robertson Field airport before crashing into the building at Trumpf Inc., a manufacturing company.
Officials say the plane's fuel supply helped to feed the fire for hours.
The National Transportation Safety Board says the official report on the crash is forthcoming.
