A business jet crashed onto a busy road, killing all nine people on board, CBS News reported. According to that outlet's summary, the aircraft burst into a massive fireball and left a huge crater.

CBS News also reported on the pilot's communications before the crash. Its headline attributes to the pilot the words "we're managing the ice," followed by a mayday call. The summary available for this report does not describe what the pilot meant by those words.

BBC News reported that the crash, which its summary places on Sunday, killed all nine people aboard. Its headline places the crash in Florida. The summary says the victims included a tech entrepreneur and his young family, as well as a 20-year-old copilot.

The two outlets agree on the death toll of nine. CBS News's summary does not name the victims, while BBC News's summary identifies some of them by role. The BBC News headline asks who the victims of the crash are, indicating that its report focused on the people killed.

The summaries available for this report do not state an official cause of the crash. Neither outlet's summary names the aircraft operator or gives further detail about the road where the jet came down.

Sources: CBS News: Pilot in plane crash said "we're managing the ice," then "Mayday"; BBC News: Who are the victims of the deadly Florida jet crash?.