A HORRIFYING plane crash has killed at least two people in a fireball explosion in Brazilian city of Sao Paulo.
This aircraft smashed into a bus after it reportedly tried to make an emergency landing on a major road.
A King Air F90 light aircraft was reportedly flying over the Barra Funda town in the western part of the city.
Two charred bodies were tragically found inside the plane and two people were left injured, according to the local fire department.
The plane crashed at around 7.20am local time (10.20am GMT) on Friday.
Witnesses reported hearing a huge explosion which was quickly followed by a large cloud of black smoke, according to Globo.
The bus this light aircraft plummeted into thankfully had no passengers on board, but the driver was hit and left injured.
Terrifying images showed how the bus quickly caught fire after the aircraft smashed into the vehicle.
A motorcyclist - passing by the devastating scene - was left injured by debris from the crash.
The doomed plane had space for eight people on board but firefighters confirmed two people were on the aircraft at the time.
The King Air F90 light aircraft had reportedly left the Campo de Marte airport in Sao Paulo at 7.15am.
This plane was reportedly heading to the city of Porto Alegre before its shock fate.
A witness reported he saw the plane hit a tree and started dumping kerosene before the crash, according to Globo.
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