The helicopter collapses near Twin Cities Airport in the suburbs, no survivors were found

Authorities say there are no survivors after the helicopter crashed on Saturday afternoon near a small airport in Twin cities suburbs and broke into the flames.

The police found crashed the plane, later identified as Robinson R66, around 14:45 local time in the area west of Airlake AirportAccording to the statement from the Lakeville Police Administration.

The emergency staff found that there were no surviving falls.

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It is unclear how many people were on the helicopter ship.

Robinson R66 is a single-engine helicopter with a glass cockpit sitting one pilot and four passengers.

Site with a collision is in a non-residential, non-residential area, and there is no indication of those injuries of those in the field, in accordance with the police.

The National transport plate for transport (NTSB) He said Fox News Digital Digital Helicopter collapsed “under unknown circumstances and followed the post-steamed fire.”

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Antsb investigator is on the way to the scene and is expected to Arrival in Minnesota The week of the afternoon, officials said.

Once on the spot, the investigator will document the scene and review the plane. The helicopter will then be taken to a secure facility for further assessment.

The Federal Aeronautics Administration (FAA) is also informed and will respond to the scene, according to the police.

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FAA and NTSB will lead the investigation.

Lakeville, Minnesota is about 20 miles south of Minneapolis center, and 25 miles south of Saint Paul.

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The city of Lakeville, Faa and NTSB did not immediately answer inquiries from Fox News Digital.