4 skydivers on the plane were not hurt but the pilot has been taken to a hospital for burns.
Washington:
A pilot, four skydivers and the two occupants of the home have all survived after a small plane today crashed onto a house in Phoenix in the US state of Arizona.
Fire officials in the suburb of Gilbert say the people in the plane were all able to eject before the aircraft crashed onto a house.
There were two people inside the home; neither of them were injured.
The pilot was taken to hospital to be treated for burns police said, adding that none of the skydivers were hurt. "Fire under control, working on hot spots," police said in a tweet.
It is thought the plane was carrying skydivers for the Constitution Fair, a yearly event which celebrates the US Constitution.
Fire officials in the suburb of Gilbert say the people in the plane were all able to eject before the aircraft crashed onto a house.
There were two people inside the home; neither of them were injured.
The pilot was taken to hospital to be treated for burns police said, adding that none of the skydivers were hurt. "Fire under control, working on hot spots," police said in a tweet.
It is thought the plane was carrying skydivers for the Constitution Fair, a yearly event which celebrates the US Constitution.
Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world
