Plane that left from Greenville Downtown Airport crashes into Columbia home, officials say Share Updated: 7:24 PM EST Jan 13, 2021 Plane that left from Greenville Downtown Airport crashes into Columbia home, officials say Share Updated: 7:24 PM EST Jan 13, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript MICHAEL: A PLANE THAT CRASHED INTO A HOME IN COLUMBIA DEPART FROM GREENVILLE. WE DON’T YET KNOW IF MORE THA THE PILOT WAS ALONE IN THE COCKPIT. THAT PILOT’S CONDITION IS NOT KNOWN. AND ONE PERSON WAS HOME AT THE TIME, BUT THAT WOMAN WAS ABLE TO ESCAPE WITHOUT SERIOUS INJUR OUR TAGGART HOUCK IS LIVE FROM WHERE IT HAPPENED IN COLUMBIA AND HE HAS THE LATEST TONIGHT. TAGGART, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US? TAGGART: GOOD EVENING. WE KNOW THAT WOMAN WAS INSIDE AND WAS ONLY INJURED WHEN SHE WENT TO GET HER CAT. IT IS STILL VERY MUCH INACTIVE SEEN. WE ARE WORKING TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WHO WAS IN THIS PLANE. THIS HAPPENED AROUND 10:30 THIS MORNING ACCORDING TO THE COLUMBIA FIRE DEPARTMENT. IT HAPPENED AT MAPLE AND KENNEDY STREETS ALONG ROSEWOOD DRIVE. THIS IS ABOUT A MILE AND A HALF FROM OWENS AIRPORT HERE IN COLUMBIA. THE PLANE DEPARTED FROM THE GREENVILLE DOWNTOWN AIRPORT AROUND 10:00 THIS MORNING, ITS ACCORDING TO THE AIRPLANES DIRECTOR. THE FAA SAYS IT WAS A SINGLE-ENGINE PLANE. THE HOME IT LANDED ON CAUGHT FIRE WE TALKED TO NEIGHBORS. ONE ACROSS THE STREET TELLS US HE WAS BRUSHING HIS TEETH WHEN HE HEARD THE LOUD CRASH. HE SAYS HIS BROTHER AND ANOTHER NEIGHBOR IMMEDIATELY RUSHED OVER. >> THEY WERE BOTH ASKING WHERE’S THE PLANE? APPARENTLY IT HAD CRUMBLED SO BAD, THERE WAS NO RECOGNIZABLE PLANE DAMAGE. FLAMES STARTED COMING OUT FROM THE BACK OF THE HOUSE. FIRE TRUCKS GOT HERE FAIRLY QUICKLY AND PUT THE FIRE OUT. TAGGART: FIRE OFFICIALS HERE SAID THE ORIGINAL CALL CAME IN FOR THREE HOUSES ON FIRE THEY CAME TO FIND IT WAS JUST THAT ONE. WE DO KNOW BOTH THE FAA AND NTSB ARE INVESTIGATING. WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE. OUR RENEE WUNDERLICH HAS CONTINUING TEAM COVERAGE TONIGHT FROM GREENVILLE COUNTY. AND RENEE, WHAT ARE WE LEARNING ABOUT THE FLIGHT AT THIS POINT? RENEE: THERE’S STILL A LOT OF UNANSWERED QUESTIONS. WE DO KNOW THE BEECHCRAFT BONANZA TOOK OFF THIS MORNING BEFORE 10 A.M. FROM THIS DOWNTOWN AIRPORT. ON ITS WAY TO COLUMBIA. IT MAY HAVE COME IN CONTACT WITH SOME FOG ACCORDING TO THEIR DATA. 37 DEGREES AT THE TIME OF THE CRASH. THEY RECORDED WIND WAS LIGHT, SOUTHWEST AT SIX MILES PER HOUR, WITH A QUARTER MILE OF VISIBILITY AS YOU MENTIONED BEFORE, THERE IS STILL A LOT WE DON’T KNOW. THE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES BUT WHEN