Haiti Private Plane Crash Kills All Passengers on Board

 INA-Sources

 
All six people on board a private plane, including two Americans missionaries, were killed when the aircraft crashed in Haiti, southwest of capital Port-au-Prince, according to media reports and a missionary group.

The US newspaper, "The Miami Herald", quoting a statement from the National Civil Aviation Office, said that the plane crashed on its way from an airport in Port-au-Prince to the coastal city of Jacmel in southern Haiti.

The U.S.-based organization Gospel to Haiti posted an announcement on its Facebook page that two of its group members, American citizens Trent Hostelter, 35, and John Miller, 43, were killed in the crash. 

The identities of the other four passengers were not immediately released by officials.