A Cessna Citation II (C550) twin-jet aircraft crashed into a residential neighborhood in San Diego on Thursday, igniting fires that damaged homes and several vehicles.

This is the third Cessna crash in two weeks in the area. Last Saturday, six people were killed when a Cessna C550 Citation jet missed the runway and exploded in flames.

Manuel and Abigail Regalado were among the victims who died when the Cessna C550 business jet crashed and burst into flames Saturday morning near the landing approach at French Valley Airport.

A Cessna C550 business jet was found engulfed in flames outside the French Valley Airport, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said. The six passengers were pronounced dead at the scene.

He was piloting the Cessna C550 business jet along with co-pilot Manuel Vargas-Regalado at the time of the crash, said Michael Morris, the plane’s owner.

A private Cessna jet crashed in Southern California early Saturday morning. All six people on board the plane were found dead at the scene, according to the FAA.

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The Cessna C550 business jet took off from Harry Reid International Airport at about 3:15 a.m. Saturday and crashed about an hour later at French Valley Airport in Murrieta, California.

According to the Federal Aviation Administration, a 1979 Cessna C550 business jet departed from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas at around 3:15 a.m.

The Cessna Citation C550 business jet crashed about 500 feet short of the originally intended landing runway, and most of the plane, with the exception of the tail, was consumed by the fire.