Rome: A small private aircraft carrying six passengers and a two crew fell on Sunday into an empty two-story office building on the outskirts of Milan, and Italian news reports said all rose.
The Lapresse news agency initially quoted firefighters at the location by saying the pilot and five passengers on the boat were killed.
But then Lapresse and other media said there were eight people on the plane, including a boy.
Rai State TV said the passengers were believed to be France.
API officials cannot be contacted immediately to confirm the nationality or number of people on the plane.
The firefighters tweeted that no one other than those on the vessels were involved in an afternoon accident near the subway station in San Donato Milanese, a small town near Milan.
They said some cars in the nearest parking lot were burned, but it seemed that the vehicle was not inhabited at that time.
The thick column of dark smoke rises from the accident location and looks for kilometers.
Firefighters extinguish the fire from the building that is now charred, reportedly under renovation.
Small planes fall into the building in Italy; 8 reported dead
