Two men were killed Wednesday when a small World War II-era airplane crashed in Washington state.
The two-seater aircraft crashed at about 3:30 p.m. in a wooded area after sputtering and flying low, a local station reported. The Federal Aviation Administration identified the plane was a North American AT-6C, King 5 News said.
The National Transportation Safety Board has reportedly been informed of the incident.
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