A general station reporter learned that on July 10, local time, a small plane crashed on North Andros Island in the Bahamas, killing all 10 people on board. Bahamas Police Superintendent Shanta Knowles confirmed that there were 10 people on board. The Bahamas Air Accident Investigation Service reported that the aircraft involved was a Cessna 402. The plane took off from Nassau's Lyndon Pindling International Airport in the afternoon of the same day. The original plan was to fly to San Andros Airport. An anomaly occurred during the flight and crashed into a bush near the airport when it was close to landing.

A general station reporter learned that on July 10, local time, a small plane crashed on North Andros Island in the Bahamas, killing all 10 people on board. Bahamas Police Superintendent Shanta Knowles confirmed that there were 10 people on board. The Bahamas Air Accident Investigation Service reported that the aircraft involved was a Cessna 402. The plane took off from Nassau's Lyndon Pindling International Airport in the afternoon of the same day. The original plan was to fly to San Andros Airport. An anomaly occurred during the flight and crashed into a bush near the airport when it was close to landing.