Shock in Scottsdale: Serious aircraft accident demands a life!

Shock in Scottsdale: Serious aircraft accident demands a life!

Scottsdale Airport, Arizona, USA - A serious aircraft accident shaked Scottsdale Airport in the US state of Arizona on Monday. A Learjet 35a, which is registered for the company Chromed by the musician Vince Neil, came off the roller train after landing and collided with a parked Gulfstream G200. According to oe24.at Neil was not on board, but showed compassion with the affected people and thanked the forces for their quick response. At least one person died in the accident, while several injuries were brought to hospitals, said Kelli Kuester, a spokeswoman for the city.

safe landing questioned

According to initial investigations by the authorities, a failure of the left main chassis when landing seems to have been the cause of the accident, as CNN reports. The Learjet flown to Scottsdale from Austin, Texas and collided with the parked aircraft during the approach. Two pilots and two passengers were on board the Learjet. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has investigated to clarify the exact circumstances of the incident.

This accident is part of a number of tragic events in US air traffic. In the past few weeks, several fatal flight accidents have occurred, including a collision between a US army helicopter and an American airlines jet, which cost 67 people, and a crash of a Medevac jet in Philadelphia, in which seven people died. The FAA temporarily stopped air traffic to the Scottsdale Airport while the investigation is underway.