A video of a recent horrific plane crash in America has surfaced on social media, which once again brought back memories of the 9/11 terrorist attack in people's minds. In the video, an uncontrolled plane can be seen swaying in the air and moving towards the ground, after some time a cloud of fire is seen rising in the distance. A Cessna 208 plane crashed near Honolulu Airport in Hawaii, USA on Wednesday. The plane was on a training flight and suddenly lost control. The plane collided with an empty industrial building and was engulfed in flames after the collision. 22-year-old trainee pilot Hiram DeFreeze and passenger Preston Kaluhiwa died in the accident.

A loud explosion occurred in the plane
The Honolulu Fire Department and police reached the spot immediately after the accident. According to eyewitnesses, they saw the plane coming down rapidly and colliding with the building. After the collision, there was a huge explosion and fire, which spread smoke all around. An eyewitness said, 'We suddenly heard a loud explosion and when we looked outside, there was smoke everywhere. This accident happened near our building.'

Pilot's last message before the accident

Audio of the pilot's conversation with Air Traffic Control (ATC) has surfaced. In the last moments, the pilot said, 'We are out of control.' ATC advised him to land the plane on any runway, but a few seconds later the plane crashed. The accident of this plane operated by Kamala Air has shocked everyone.

Investigation started, governor expressed grief

After the accident, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has started its investigation. Hawaii Governor Josh Green expressed condolences to the families of the deceased and said that the state's Transportation Department team will fully assist in the investigation. He said, 'This accident is very painful. Support services are available for those who witnessed the incident.' It may take time to determine the cause of the accident, but the incident has left the people of Hawaii in deep sympathy and shock.