Small plane crashes in Plymouth, Massachusetts pond

A small plane crashed into a pond in Plymouth, Massachusetts Thursday morning.

It happened just after 7:30 a.m. in Curlew Pond, which is off Curlew Pond Road in Myles Standish State Park.

The plane was upside down at the edge of the shore after the crash.

"The pilot was recovered from the water with assistance from the Plymouth County Dive Team and is currently being transported to an area hospital," Plymouth Fire Chief Neil Foley said in a statement.

"The aircraft was a two-seat plane, and the investigation remains ongoing into whether there were additional occupants on board."  

There's no word yet on what caused the crash.

Curlew Pond is a 46-acre pond in the northwest corner of Myles Standish State Park, according to the Department of Conservation and Recreation. The pond has as an average depth of 13 feet and a maximum depth of 33 feet. It's a few miles from Plymouth Municipal Airport.

Plymouth, Massachusetts is about 40 miles south of Boston.