The Philly Crash company operating aircraft had a previous fatal collision in Mexico: Reports
A company operating an aircraft of medical ambulance that collapsed on Friday night in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWhile transporting a pediatric patient, he operated another aircraft in a fatal collision that occurred more than a year ago.
On Friday, Air ambulance Jet Rescue Air, a company that operated planes in both incidents, said Learjet 55 collapsed as he left northeast Philadelphia Airport at about 6:30 pm, the incident happened in the street near the Roosevelt Shopping Center.
Four crew members and two passengers-pediatric patients and her mother-were on a plane on the collision of Philadelphia, who was sent to the National Springfield-Brano Airport in Missouri, said the company. They were all Mexican nationals.
The Federal Air Force Administration has confirmed the number of crew and passenger members. The crew members included pilots, copies, doctors and paramedics.
The smoke grows while emergency staff operates at the site of a plane crash in Philadelphia on Friday. (Reuters/Rachel Wisniewski)
The Jet Rescue Air ambulance was operated by Learjet 35a in November 2023, which was involved in a deadly collision in southern Mexico.
In that incident the aircraft crashed to landing in Cuernavians airport In Morelos in Mexico, November 1, 2023, after leaving from the Toluca International Airport in Toluca. There were five crew members without passengers on board and there were no survivors, Airmed & Rescue reported at the time.
Ambulance Jet Rescue Air said no names in the collision of Philadelphia will not be published on Friday until family members have been informed.
“Our immediate care is for the patient’s family, our staff, their families and other victims who may have been injured on the field,” the company states.
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The debris from the aircraft lie on the ground on the site of a plane crash in Philadelphia on Friday. (Reuters/Rachel Wisniewski)
The plane was scheduled for flight From Philadelphia to the Tijuana International Airport, with one technical stop in Springfield, Missouri, for fuel, a spokesman for the air ambulance Shai Gold told Fox News.
The patient was in the United States for saving treatment and was released to go home after treatment. FAA confirmed that the plane was on his way to Missouri at the time of the collision.
“The plane was charged with a jet fuel that is very flammable,” Gold said. “There is no indication that anyone survived, and in the fraud field I would be pleasantly surprised to learn otherwise.”
Mayor Philadelphia Cherlelle Parker said at a press conference on Friday night that she could not confirm the number of deaths.
Senior Fire Department, Philadelphia, told Fox News that the fires were caused by a collision “now under control”. The clerk said that when the plane descended, he sprayed the jet fuel, soaking the nearby lines for the lines, which climbed in the flame.
The first respondents work on stage after witnesses say there was a plane crash in Philadelphia on Friday. (Matt Rourke/AP)
Six houses and six cars caught, the official said.
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The National Transport Safety Committee is conducting investigation and FAA will help. Alcohol, tobacco, firearm and explosives of Philadelphia said it was on the spot.
US traffic Minister Sean Duffy posted on X that he met President Donald Trump and the Pennsylvania Government Josh Shapiro.
