Michigan plane crash live: Aircraft bursts into flames in Grand Traverse County

Michigan plane crash live: Aircraft bursts into flames in Grand Traverse County A plane has reportedly crashed in Grand Traverse County, Michigan, as images from the scene show a massive fire burning among debris in a field A plane has reportedly crashed in Grand Traverse County, Michigan. The crash happened near County Road 633 and Blair Townhall Road in Blair Township, local outlet UpNorthLive News reports. Dramatic images from the scene appear to show a large fire and thick smoke rising from what witnesses described as a "military" aircraft in a field. Traffic in the area is closed, and motorists have been urged to avoid the area. Key Events Eyewitnesses say 'two pilots ejected from military aircraft' Several eyewitnesses cited by local news outlets said they saw two pilots eject from a military aircraft. Shelter-in-place order issued Grand Traverse County Emergency Management has issued a shelter-in-place order following the plane crash. In a post on social media, it said: "SHELTER IN PLACE order in effect for County Rd 633 From Jefferson PL to Blair Townhall Rd due to plane crash. Shelter indoors, close windows/vents. Follow instructions from emergency personnel. More information to follow. This shelter in place applies to residents in the indicated area ONLY." Reports of plane crash in Michigan A plane has crashed in Grand Traverse County, Michigan, according to initial reports. We will bring you more information as soon as we have it.