All 21 people 'traveling to a baseball game in Boston' aboard small plane SURVIVE after it crashes and bursts into flames

Everyone made it off the plane safely and the only reported injury was a passenger with back pain, Waller County Judge Trey Duhon said on Facebook. 

'Anytime you have plane that doesn’t make a landing on the runway like its supposed to, we’re always expecting the worst and hoping for the best and today, we absolutely, positively got the best outcome we could hope for,' said Tim Gibson, Emergency Service District Director for Waller-Harris Emergency Service District 200, told KPRC. 

Firefighters were working at midday Tuesday to extinguish the raging inferno consuming the wreckage. The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the cause of the crash.

The crash resulted in more than 1,800 nearby homes being left without power.  

The 172-seast capacity jet failed to gain altitude at the end of the runway during takeoff from the Houston Executive Airport in Brookshire

The plane was said to be en route to Boston for Game 4 of the American League Championship Series 

The Texas Department of Public Safety said the plane was headed to Boston. The aircraft is registered to a Spring investment firm that is connected to J Alan Kent, the president and CEO of Flair Builders, a custom homebuilding company.

A spokesperson for the firm confirmed to ABC13 that Kent was on the flight at the time of the crash. 

Judge Duhon said he believes the plane was chartered to Boston for Game 4 of the American League Championship Series, in which the Houston Astros will face off against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.