A CHILLING message was heard from the cockpit of a plane moments before it crashed – killing all six people onboard.
The private jet was taking off from Maine’s Bangor International Airport when it crashed as heavy snowfall battered the region.
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The scene of the crash at Bangor International AirportCredit: WABI
Smoke can be seen rising from the wreckage after the plane crashedCredit: WABI
Minutes before the deadly smash, the words “let there be light” could be heard on the aircraft radio.
The Bombardier Challenger 600 plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff from the busy airport on Sunday night.
All six people onboard the jet died, Bangor International Airport confirmed on Monday, updating previous reports which claimed that seven passengers had died and one had been injured.
The creepy audio, obtained by the Daily Mail, does not make clear who delivered the ominous line.
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It could have been a comment on the runway lighting up by the pilot or by an air-traffic controller.
Emergency crews rushed to the scene after the crash was reported at around 7.45pm, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
The aircraft was engulfed by fire after the crash, a government official briefed on the incident said.
Images from the scene show several emergency vehicles at the airport as smoke rises from the crash.
