CHEYENNE CRASH CLAIMS FIVE
All five people aboard a Piper Cheyenne turboprop were killed June 3 when the aircraft crashed short of an airport in Tennessee while attempting to make a precautionary landing. FAA said the plane, a Piper Cheyenne II-XL, N31XL, had departed Malden, Mo. enroute to Fulton County Airport near Atlanta...
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