Air Force plane crashes in SE Oklahoma City, no injuries

UPDATE @ 5:52 p.m. – An Air Force officer on the scene says this was an Air Force plane. The plane is a new plane model the air pressure launched a few months in the past as a closely armed crop duster. The training program is based out of Will Rogers Air National Guard Base at OKC Will Rogers International Airport.

According to Air Force officers, the plane took off from Will Rogers and was just flying around the realm for training and would have returned to Will Rogers to land when they have been completed.

The Air National Guard is the lead company on the scene and says everybody on board is unhurt.

Update: 4:36 p.m. The Oklahoma National Guard stories an Air Force OA-1K Skyraider II crashed close to SE 119th and S. Sooner Thursday afternoon.

Two crew members have been on board, one civilian contractor and one U.S. Air Force energetic obligation member.

No injuries are reported.

The plane was assigned to the 492d Special Operations Wing and operated out of Will Rogers Air National Guard Base.

This was a training mission.

The investigation into what occurred is ongoing.

ORIGINAL STORY:

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Oklahoma City Fire Department confirms a emergency involving an Air National Guard plane at SE 119th and Sooner Road.

So far, scanner site visitors signifies no injuries.

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