A construction crane is moved into position to remove a hangar from the wreckage of a twin-jet Cessna Citation that crashed into it and caught fire after landing at Santa Monica Airport in Santa Monica, California September 30, 2013. REUTERS/Kevork Djamsezian
SANTA MONICA, California (Reuters) - At least three people, including a wealthy California construction executive, were believed killed in the fiery crash-landing of a small jet at Santa Monica airport after a flight from Idaho's Sun Valley resort area, officials said on Monday.
The twin-engine Cessna Citation 525A veered off the right side of the runway as it touched down at Santa Monica Municipal Airport west of Los Angeles on Sunday evening, slammed into a hangar and burst into flames, airport and federal safety officials said.
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