BANGOR – Firefighters and airport personnel have responded to Bangor International Airport on Friday.
The National Transportation Safety Board announced that it was investigating the "crash of a Cessna 185F airplane near Bangor."
Few details are available right now
Airport spokesperson Aimee Thibodeau confirmed Friday that “an incident” had happened at the airport.
“Emergency responders are on scene and assessing the situation,” she said.
A runway that had closed following the crash has since reopened.
Officials with Bangor Fire and Police departments have not responded to inquiries from Spectrum News.
The Cessna 185 is a small, single engine propeller-driven aircraft, according to The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
The 185F varient is equipped with pontoons for water landings.
This is a developing story.