Oregon ? A small plane spun from the sky and crashed into a cornfield in western Oregon on Friday, killing all three men on board, officials said.

The sheriff’s office identified those on board as owner and pilot Louis Jay Lamb, 49, Steven Teeney, 36, and Riley Bunn, 32.

The sheriff’s office said they were on their way to a hunting convention in Utah.

The four-seat Lancair ES took off from Salem at 10:05 a.m. en route to Klamath Falls by way of Eugene, said Mike Fergus, a regional spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration.

The single-engine plane was flying about 13,000 feet when radar contact was lost at 10:17 a.m. The plane was reported down at 10:19 a.m., Fergus said.