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EMBED >More News Videos Eyewitness News viewer video following a plane crash in Carlstadt, NJ. Credit GodwinClassic33 via Twitter

EMBED >More News Videos Carlstadt Spokesperson Joe Orlando and reitred pilot J.P. Tristani share their thoughts on the plane crash.

EMBED >More News Videos Toni Yates reports from the scene.

EMBED >More News Videos It happened in an industrial area on Kero Road in Carlstadt.

CARLSTADT, New Jersey (WABC) -- Two crew members were killed after a small plane crashed into an industrial area and burst into flames in New Jersey Monday afternoon.It happened just after 3:30 p.m. ET on Kero Road in Carlstadt, near Teterboro Airport -- a small airport located close to New York City.Officials said the small, Learjet 35 jet came from Philadelphia and was just about to land at Teterboro. There was no indication in the radio communication with the tower that there was anything wrong -- the plane simply dove into the the industrial area about a 1/4 mile from the airport and burst into flames. Three buildings caught fire as a result.Carlstadt spokesman Joe Orlando said two crew members on board -- believed to be the pilot and co-pilot -- were killed in the crash. No passengers were on board, and no people on the ground were injured. In a press conference, officials said the fact that no one on the ground was injured at that time of day was "quite remarkable."The Medical Examiner is working to determine the identity of the victims.Here are photos showing the scene of the crash:A person who worked in one of the buildings hit by the plane said the crash happened about 30 minutes after one of the businesses closed, so no one was inside. However, there were people in the second building -- and they were all able to get out safely. Officials said that two of the three buildings affected suffered exterior damage only. 13 cars were also damaged by the plane crash.The FAA issued this statement shortly after the crash:The FAA is expected back at the scene on Tuesday along with the NTSB.Here is a look at the plane that crashed, as posted on the website FlightAware.com:People nearby at the time of the crash captured video showing the scene of the crash:Airport officials closed Teterboro Airport immediately after the crash. It reopened about three hours later.Officials give their insight on the crash:Here's breaking news coverage of the crash as information was first unfolding: