The Rush to Green Could Leave Us in the Dark. January 29, 2018 / 5:12 PM / CBS Pittsburgh. Terry Carlson's son Erik Carlson, 27, of Rockville, Maryland., survived the crash and was flown to Mercy Hospital with severe burns. Three men were killed when a small plane crashed at the posh Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington, Fayette County.Sources told Pittsburgh's Action News shortly after the Beechcraft BE36 took off from the resort's private airstrip, one of the doors on the plane malfunctioned, came off and hit the planes wing. According to the Associated Press, it was a Beech C23 that crashed down in the woods near a campground. About a football fields distance from the airport, the pilot attempted a rough landing in a field, but the sheriffs office said his front landing gear snapped off as he did so. Man dies in law enforcement custody; death investigation underway, Sheriff releases name after body found in Mason County, Death investigation underway after man dies in police custody, Marshall Sun Belt Conference Quarterfinal Wrap-up. The Rush to Green Could Leave Us in the Dark. Sources told Pittsburgh's Action News shortly after the Beechcraft BE36 took off from the resort's private airstrip, one of the doors on the plane malfunctioned, came off and hit the planes wing. A second airport, New River Gorge Airport, is on Opossum Creek Road. The plane went down shortly after take off from the Fayette Airport around 11AM. Three people were killed Sunday after a small plane crashed in Fayette County, according to West Virginia State Police. The plane is registered to an Arkansas clinic, but its unclear what connection the pilot has to that. The victims were reportedly on a whitewater rafting trip in the Upper Gauley River. The initial 21.25 percent income tax cut now in HB 2526 is a bit more than one backed by senators a few weeks ago and a bit less than one previously supported by the governor and delegates. The FAA will investigate and the National Transportation Safety Board will determine the probable cause of the accident," said spokesman, Jim Peters.
