Scottsdale firefighters in Arizona reported that one person died and three others were transferred to hospitals to receive treatment for their wounds.
A plane owned by Vince Neilmember of Mötley Crüewas involved in a collision at the Municipal Airport of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Monday, leaving a dead person and four woundstwo of them seriously, authorities said.
One of the airplanes, a Learjet, is registered in the name of Chromed in Hollywood, Inc., based in Franklin, Tennessee, which is owned by Neil, according to the constitution documents of the Wyoming Secretary of State. Neil was not on the plane at that time.
The band published a statement on social networks on the matter, of the legal representative of Neil: “For unknown reasons at this time, the plane deviated from the track and collided with another parked plane. On board Mr. Neil’s plane were two pilots and two passengers. Mr. Neil was not on the plane. There are no more specific details available on collisionsince it is a situation that evolves rapidly and there is an ongoing investigation. Mr. Neil’s thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved, and are grateful for the fundamental help of all the lifeguards who attended today. “
How was the accident with Vince Neil’s plane
“A Learjet 35a left the track after landing and crashed into a Gulfstream 200 commercial plane on the ramp of the Scottsdale Municipal Airport in Arizona around 2:45 pm local time on Monday, February 10 … La Faa is pausing Temporarily flights to the airport, ”said the agency in a statement.
The Learjet’s main left landing train failed to land, according to FAA.
The Scottsdale Fire Department says that the plane that was impacted was parked on a private property.
Firefighters reported that one person died and three others were transferred to hospitals to receive treatment for their wounds. Two of them are in critical condition. A fourth person was injured, but refused to go to the hospital. A person was trapped on the plane after the accident for a prolonged period.
According to Flight Aware, by WTVF in Nashville, Tennessee, the plane’s flight plan was not a public registry. ADS B Exchange says that the flight originated in Austin, Texas, Monday afternoon.
Source: Ambito
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