Greenville plane crash: What we know

A deadly jet crash was reported Thursday afternoon at the Greenville Downtown Airport.

Here's what we know:

• The crash was reported about 1:40 p.m.
• Officials said there were two passengers and two pilots aboard.
• The Coroner's Office has reported two fatalities. Two others were injured.
• The two dead are the pilot and co-pilot, Greenville Fire Department spokesman Tristan Johnson said.
• The co-pilot was identified as 66-year-old Stephen George Fox, of Indian Rocks, Florida. 
• The pilot was a 49-year-old John Christian Caswell, of Port St. Lucie, Florida. 
• The passengers were a married man and woman. They were in critical condition, Johnson said.

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• The jet was landing when it ran off a runway embankment and hit nose first, an airport official said.
• The plane took off from Tampa and Greenville was its final destination, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
• The plane had overshot the runway crashing on Tower Drive, with the fuselage breaking at the cabin.
• The plane is registered toGlobal Aircraft Acquisitions LLC, based in Delaware. No further information about the company was available through public records.
• The jet that crashed was a Dassault Falcon 50 that seats up to 19 passengers.
• The Coroner's Office, the Police Department, Fire Department and Sheriff's Office responded to the scene.

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“We all saw it land, and for some reason it did not stop," airport director Joe Frasher said.

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