F ourteen of the 15 people on board a skydiving aircraft are being treated for injuries after the small plane crashed at Cross Keys Airport in Williamstown, New Jersey, on Wednesday, Andrew Halter, of the Gloucester County Office of Emergency Management, said.

Fifteen people were taken to the hospital after a skydiving aircraft radioed it was having engine trouble after takeoff and crashed on landing near an airport in southern New Jersey on Wednesday, according to authorities.

Three people were critically injured and 11 others were hurt when a skydiving plane crashed Wednesday afternoon in Monroe Township in Gloucester County near the Cross Keys Airport, officials said at a press conference Wednesday night. The Cessna 208B skydiving aircraft, which had 15 people onboard, went down around 5:30 p.m., according to the FAA.