Authorities identify passengers killed in Bryan plane crash as daughter and her parents

BRYAN, Texas -- A single-engine airplane with four people on board crashed Sunday at an airfield in Bryan, Texas, according to Federal Aviation spokesperson Lynn Lunsford. Three people were killed and one severely injured, according to police.

KBTX reports all the victims are from the same family, and resided in Farmersville.

Authorities identified the bodies as father David Walker, 54; mother, Tamara Walker, 51; and daughter Victoria Walker, 21, who was a senior at Texas A&M University.

The lone survivor of the crash is also a student at Texas A&M. It is unclear his relation to the family. Authorities said he was transported CHI St. Joseph Regional Hospital for his injuries.

The Piper PA24 crashed about 2:30 p.m. at Coulter Field Airport, about 85 miles (137 kilometers) northwest of Houston, Lunsford said.

Telephone calls to the Bryan Fire Department and Emergency Management and to Coulter Airfield were not immediately returned to The Associated Press.

WATCH crews recover the airplane that crashed at Coulter Field Airport in Bryan on Sunday leaving three dead.

The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the crash, according to Lunsford.

Police said the cause of the crash remains unknown.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.