Emergency crews arrived at the scene of a small plane crash in Titusville on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred near the Titusville Municipal Airport, according to local officials. No injuries have been reported so far, but investigators are still assessing the situation. The plane involved in the crash was a single-engine aircraft, officials confirmed. Witnesses near the airport said they heard a loud noise before seeing smoke rising from the area. Firefighters and paramedics worked quickly to secure the scene, and no evacuation orders were issued for nearby neighborhoods. The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to investigate the crash, though details about the cause remain unknown. A spokesperson for the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office said the pilot was the only person on board. The plane’s make and model have not yet been disclosed. Local air traffic control reported that the aircraft was en route to the airport when the crash occurred. Authorities have not confirmed whether the pilot was able to radio in a distress call before impact. The wreckage was found about 2 miles east of the airport’s main runway. Titusville Mayor Jeff Nelligan said the community is monitoring the situation closely. 'Our priority is ensuring the safety of everyone involved and determining what led to this crash,' he said in a statement. The airport remains open, and flights are operating as usual. Investigators are expected to release more information in the coming days. For now, the focus remains on confirming the pilot’s condition and identifying the cause of the crash.