The Highway Patrol says there are no survivors after a plane crashed in Greenville Friday morning. The FAA says there were two people on board the plane. The Highway Patrol confirms remains were found at the scene.

North Carolina State Highway Patrol Master Trooper Rico Stephens said there were no survivors, ABC affiliate WCTI reported. Officials said they are in the process of identifying the remains of the deceased and notifying the next of kin.

Both the pilot and the passenger in a small plane that crashed near Greenville, North Carolina, on Friday morning have died, according to the state's highway patrol. The FAA said there were only two people aboard the plane — a Beechcraft Bonanza — at the time of the crash.