A tragic incident unfolded in Akron, Ohio, when a small Piper PA-28 plane crashed into a house around 3:45 PM on Thursday, resulting in the deaths of the two occupants on board. The aircraft had just taken off from Akron Fulton Airport. The crash ignited a massive fire, causing the house to burst into flames. Fortunately, a family of four, including a couple and their two children, were inside the home at the time but managed to escape without injuries. Akron Fire Department District Chief Sierjie Lash reported that they received multiple calls about the plane going down and explosions, leading to a swift response to the scene. Eyewitnesses described heavy smoke billowing from the house, and photos from the scene showed the plane's tail among the debris. Authorities are now assessing the structural integrity of the damaged home, while the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have initiated investigations to determine the cause of the crash.