Travis Barker and DJ AM in Plane Crash

Former Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker and disc jockey Adam Goldstein have been critically injured in a Learjet wreck in South Carolina.

FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen reports that traffic controllers called authorities after they saw sparks while the jet attempted takeoff. The plane went off of the runway and crashed on a road nearby.

"Extra" has learned that both the deejay and the drummer are listed in "critical but stable condition." Goldstien and Barker are currently being treated at the Joseph M. Still Burn Center in Augusta, GA. Their injuries were assessed at a Columbia hospital before they were transported to the burn center. Adam was reportedly airlifted to the center while Travis was reportedly transported on the ground.

Four other passengers were killed in the accident --- Lexington coroner Harry Harman said that the victims included pilot Sarah Lemmon, 31, co-pilot James Bland, 52, and Chris Baker, 29, of Studio City -- who is Barker's assistant. Travis' bodyguard, Charles Still, 25, also died in the accident.

The two mix drum and dance beats and perform under the name TRVSDJ-AM. Barker and Goldstein were leaving South Carolina after performing together, along with Perry Farrell and headliner Gavin DeGraw, who were both not on the plane that crashed.