The company's medical ambulance crashed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Friday night, and was driving another plane in a fatal collision accident more than a year ago.
On Friday, Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, a company operating the aircraft in these two incidents, said that when the Learjet 55 collision set off from the Northeast Airport of Philadelphia at around 6:30 pm, the incident occurred on a street near the Roosevelt Shopping Center.
The company said that four crew members and two passengers-one child and her mother and her mother-drove to Springfeld-Bransen National Airport in Missouri during a collision accident in Philadelphia. They are all Mexican people.
The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the number of crew members and passengers. The crew includes a pilot, co -pilot, doctor and nursing staff.
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When an airplane crash was operating on Friday, the smoke rose. (Reuters/Rachel Wisvisky)
Jet Rescue Air Ambulance operated Learjet 35A in November 2023, which involved a fatal crash in southern Mexico.
During that incident, the plane landed on November 1, 2023 at the Cuernavaca Airport in Morreos, Mexico, and had previously departed from Torumoa International Airport in Toruma. At that time, there were five crew members, no passengers, no survivors.
Jet Rescue Aerial ambulance said that before notifying his family, on Friday, there was no name in the Philadelphia crash.
The company said in a statement: "Our direct attention is the patient's family, our staff, their family and other victims who may be injured in the local area."
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The debris on the plane was located on the ground where the aircraft crashed in Philadelphia on Friday. (Reuters/Rachel Wisvisky)
Said A ambulance spokesman Shai Gold told Fox News that the aircraft originally scheduled to fly from Philadelphia to Titianer International Airport and flight at SpringField, Springfield, Missouri.
The patient was treated in the United States and was released after treatment. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that the plane was heading to Missouri while crash.
Gold said: "The aircraft is equipped with a highly flammable gas injection fuel." "No signs showed that anyone survived, and because of the field of fragments, I would be surprised to learn."
Cheelle Parker, Mayor of Philadelphia, said at a press conference on Friday night that she could not confirm the number of deaths.
A senior fire official in Philadelphia told Fox News that the fire caused by the crash was "controlled." The official said that when the plane fell, it sprayed jet fuel, soaked in nearby houses, and rose in the flame.
Witnesses said that the first respondent worked at the scene after the aircraft that occurred in Philadelphia on Friday. (Matt Rourke/AP)
The official said that six houses and six cars were on fire.
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The National Transport Safety Commission is leading the investigation and the Federal Aviation Administration will provide help. Alcohol, tobacco, guns, and explosives Philadelphia said that this was also investigating on the spot.
Secretary of the US Department of Transport, Sean Duffy, posted on X. He introduced him to President Donald Trump and Governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro.