The Highway Patrol says there are no survivors after a plane crashed in Greenville Friday morning. The FAA says there were two people on board the plane. The Highway Patrol confirms remains were found at the scene.

GREENVILLE, N.C. — A private plane has crashed near the airport in Greenville, North Carolina, police say. According to a tweet, the plane crashed near North Memorial Drive and Belvoir Road, not far from the airport. North Memorial Drive is expected to be closed for the remainder of the day, police said.

Crews were on the scene of a private plane crash Friday morning in Greenville. Officials say a Beech A36 Bonanza aircraft crashed near an intersection close to the Pitt-Greenville Airport. Greenville Police and fire crews say they're working to investigate what led to the crash.

Greenville Police Department said on X that it is working with the fire service to provide "scene control of a private plane crash in the area of N. Memorial Dr and Belvoir Road.

The FAA says two people were on board a plane that crashed this morning near the Pitt-Greenville Airport this morning. The crash is in the area of N. Memorial Drive and Belvoir Road. Police say N. Memorial from Airport Road to Belvoir Road is closed at this time.

The number of people on board the aircraft or the amount of casualties is not currently known but the authorities have closed down a number of nearby roads near the airport

A plane crashed on Friday morning near the Pitt-Greenville Airport in Greenville, North Carolina, according to local reports. Emergency responders are currently at the scene and have blocked off West Belvoir Road.