Cessna 550 Jet crashes in San Diego quarters. See where the flight comes.

The San Diego aircraft crash That killed at least three people and injured eight more on Thursday a private jet Cessna 550.

The crash took place around 3:45 a.m. in the Murphy Canyon Military Housing Quarter. The plane fell into several houses and caused at least 10 damage, said the San Diego police. Officials said Jet fuel from the accident ignited several car brandies.

The fiery crash forced the residents to evacuate their houses and the police to output road closures. Captain Bob Heely, commander of the naval base in San Diego, said, in the neighborhood in which the accident took place, the apartment was in the navy.

The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board will continue to examine the cause of the crash.

What kind of plane crashed in San Diego?

Preliminary information from the FAA said that the aircraft, which had crashed in San Diego, was a Cessna 550. The track is part of the Cessna citation model from Jets.

On Thursday morning, the deputy fire chief of San Diego announced to reporters that the plane was a private jet in the middle west, although the owner was not confirmed.

Eddy also said that the plane can usually sit eight to ten people, but it is still unclear how many people were on board the aircraft.

Where did the plane to crash in San Diego?

According to flight information from flightsware, a company that offers flight tracking, the Jet left Teterboro Airport on Wednesday at around 8:15 p.m. local time in Teterboro, New Jersey. Around 10:49 p.m. local time at Colonel James Jabara in Wichita, Kansas, it made a stopover in Wichita, Kansas. It then went on the way to the Montgomery GibBS Executive Airport in San Diego, but never made it.