The twin-engine Cessna 414 crashed shortly after taking off in San Diego, with six people confirmed dead, the Federal Aviation Administration said, with wreckage found five miles out to sea ...

A twin-engine Cessna 414 crash off Point Loma in San Diego resulted in the deaths of all six on board, including a father and his three sons.

A Cessna 414 crashed into the Pacific Ocean off San Diego, killing all six aboard shortly after takeoff. The pilot issued a mayday call, citing difficulty maintaining heading and altitude.

Six people were killed after a small plane crashed into the ocean off San Diego on Sunday, authorities said.

Mayday!” the pilot of the Cessna 414 can be heard shouting on the recording only five minutes ... Six people were killed when a small plane crashed into the ocean off San Diego on Sunday ...

A Cessna 414 carrying six individuals crashed into the Pacific Ocean near San Diego shortly after takeoff on Sunday. The US Coast Guard and San Diego ...

The plane crashed near Point Loma, sending search and rescue crews to find the wreckage and six presumed victims.

The Coast Guard confirmed on Sunday that all six people on board the doomed aircraft that crashed into the ocean near San Diego after taking off from San Diego International Airport have died ...

The aircraft was reported down shortly before 1 p.m., according to San Diego Fire Rescue and the U.S. Coast Guard.

Here's what we know after authorities called off the search for passengers of a plane that crashed on the way to Phoenix near the coast of San Diego.

Six people are feared dead after a light aircraft plummeted into the Pacific Ocean three miles south-west of San Diego, California. The twin-engined Cessna 414 crashed on Sunday at lunchtime.