Small plane from Canada crashes in New York, killing pilot

COLTON, N.Y. (AP) - American government say the pilot of a small plane registered in Canada has been killed in a crash in northern New York.

Federal Aviation Administration says a twin-engine Piper PA-31 departed Wednesday night time from Jean Lesage International Airport out of doors Quebec City and changed into headed to Sainte-Hubert Airport near Montreal.

The FAA says the plane later crashed into woods in Colton, in the northwest Adirondack Mountains ninety five miles (153 kilometers) southwest of Montreal. The company says the pilot became the most effective person on board.

The St. Lawrence County coroner stated the pilot useless at the scene. State police on Thursday recognized him as 35-year-antique Eric Carrier, of St. Gedeon de Beauce, Quebec.

The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the crash.

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