Police name Israeli pilot, 2 passengers killed in deadly Bowie plane crash

Three dead after small plane crashes near homes in Bowie, Maryland State Police say

BOWIE, Md. (Video: WRC-TV) — Three people died in a plane crash in a wooded area near homes in Bowie, according to Maryland State Police. WBAL-TV sister station, WRC-TV, reports a single-engine plane crashed late Saturday night near a townhome community but wasn’t found until the early morning hours on Sunday. An iPhone crash notification was received around 11:30 p.m. Saturday by Prince George’s County Public Safety Communications that led to a…

Police name Israeli pilot, 2 passengers killed in deadly Bowie plane crash

Three young men have been identified by police as the pilot and two passengers who were killed after a single-engine plane crashed in Prince George’s County, Maryland, Saturday night.

UPDATE: Two Israelis, Canadian Killed In Prince George's County Plane Crash - The BayNet

UPDATE June 22, 2026: BOWIE, Md. – Maryland State Police are releasing the identities of the three men involved in a fatal airplane crash in Prince George’s County this past weekend.  The pilot, identified as Yoav Bomrind, 26, of Israel and two passengers, identified as David Rabinovitz, 19, of Israel and Elad Neidik, 20, of Canada were pronounced deceased on the scene. The NTSB leads the ongoing investigation. ORIGINAL POST: Maryland State Poli…

Authorities identify 3 men killed in Bowie plane crash

The men boarded a single-engine Piper Cherokee plane in Ocean City, New Jersey, and were headed to the Montgomery County Airpark in Gaithersburg, according to Maryland State Police.