( CNN ) -- The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why a regional commuter plane landed at the wrong West Virginia airport Tuesday night . United Express Flight 4049 operated by Silver Airways was supposed to fly from Morgantown to Clarksburg but landed instead at Fairmont Municipal Airport about 10 miles away . The Saab 340B plus aircraft can seat up to 34 people , but had 11 passengers and three crew members on board at the time , according to Silver Airways spokesman Scott Bennett . `` All passengers were re-accommodated to North Central West Virginia Airport ... in Clarksburg in a timely fashion , '' Silver Airways said in a statement . `` Safety is our top priority , and we have launched an internal review to determine what led to the flight diversion , '' David Querio , chief operating officer of Silver Airways said in the statement e-mailed to CNN . `` We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience to passengers aboard flight 4049 last evening . '' Pending the investigation , the flight crew has been removed from service , Bennett said . Silver Airways , based in Ft. Lauderdale , Florida , started operations in last year and currently operates 120 flights a day on its 31 aircraft , according to the company 's website . The Morgantown to Clarksburg route is new for the airline , which took over those flights August 1 .
The plane landed about 10 miles from its designated destination . 11 passengers were `` re-accommodated '' to their destination , the airline says . It is not clear if any of those people are still on board or have been released by authorities.