document: A single-engine airplane crashed Tuesday into a ditch beside a dirt road on the outskirts of Albuquerque , killing all five people aboard , authorities said . Four adults and one child died in the crash , which witnesses said occurred about 5 p.m. , when it was raining , Albuquerque police Sgt. R.C. Porter said . The airplane was attempting to land at nearby Coronado Airport , Porter said . It aborted its first attempt and was coming in for a second try when it crashed , he said . State police said the red-and-white Cessna P210 , which seats six people , was from Salt Lake City . Identities of the victims were not immediately available . The bodies were taken to the Office of the Medical Investigator in Albuquerque . Walter Ramazzini Jr. , 17 , of Albuquerque , said he was sitting about 100 yards from the airplane when it crashed . `` He was going east , making a left turn from the airport , '' Ramazzini said . `` A gust of wind hit him from right to left . `` He did three banks . The wind made him bank to the left 30 degrees or so . To correct for that , he banked right and he kept going and passed level flight as if to turn right , '' Ramazzini said . `` To correct again for that , he went again to the left ... and went nose-first into the ground , '' said Ramazzini , a student pilot . `` He hit the ground and cartwheeled over . `` All I saw was a puff of smoke , '' he said . The airplane `` was n't very high _ maybe 100 feet , '' Ramazzini said . `` The weather was gusty and showery . It was sprinkling . '' He said he was among the first four people at the crash site . `` We went up there and there was nobody alive , '' Ramazzini said . `` You could smell fuel . We were looking for fire extinguishers . '' He said the witnesses thought the airplane might blow up , so they retreated . Firefighters arrived later and sprayed the crumpled airplane with water before rescue crews removed the bodies from the craft . National Transportation Safety Board investigators were en route to the crash site to conduct an investigation with the Federal Aviation Administration .
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