Megyn Kelly

Freezing rain continuing throughout Monday across parts of the Mid-Atlantic.

creating dangerous travel conditions.

Lingering storm conditions still wreaking havoc on air travel.

FlightAware reporting more than 6,000 flights canceled nationwide, with another 21,000 delayed.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport leading the country with nearly 1,000 cancellations.

and more than 500 delays when accounting for arrivals and departures.

In Bangor, Maine, all six passengers aboard a private jet killed in a crash, according to Bangor International Airport officials.

The plane reportedly flipping upside down and crashing sometime during takeoff.

Few details are known about the passengers at this time.

The New York Post reporting the jet, a Bombardier Challenger 600, was registered to Kurt Arnold, a personal injury attorney in Texas.

The first victim identified Tara Arnold, a 46-year-old mother of two and wife of Mr. Arnold.

Tara also worked as an attorney for the firm.

Tara said to be going on a girls' trip on this flight.

The Bangor International Airport is a common refueling hub for private jets en route to Europe, this flight reportedly destined for Paris.

The crash occurring around 7.45 p.m.

on Sunday night, a preliminary report from the FAA finding the plane, quote, crashed under unknown circumstances on departure.

came to rest inverted and caught fire, flight data reportedly showing that the plane veered right during takeoff and flipped at 175 miles per hour.

Here, a moment from the air traffic control tower moments after the crash.

It is unclear if the winter conditions led to the crash.

However, according to the AP, the Bombardier Challenger 600 has a history of problems with crashes caused by ice buildup.