The incident comes in a period of increased US air security control, after three deadly accidents in recent weeks
At least A man was killed On Monday, when a medium -sized professional jet slipped from the landing corridor at Arizona’s Scottsdale Regional Airport and clashed with another parked jet, authorities said.
New Video Shows the Moment Learjet 35a Crashes Into Gulfstream 200 Business Jet At Scottsdale Airport in Arizona, Killing 1 Person and Injuring 3 others. Video obtained by azfamily. pic.twitter.com/t3d29bloty
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Dave Wello, a spokesman for the Scottsdale Fire Service, said in a press conference that at least four other people were injured in the crash.
One person remains trapped inside one of the aircraft and first aid working for their release, he said, while three other people were taken to hospitals in the area.
Dave Wello did not give any further details and it was not immediately clear what caused the jet to slip from the corridor.
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UPDATE ANOTHER PLANE CRASH AT Scottsdale Airport in Arizona Two Planes Have Collided One Dead Two Were Taken to the Hospital. One was trapped this happened Around 2: 45 Local Time.Here is audio from atc as the incident occured. pic.twitter.com/p9iyktbs8l
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The Federal Air Force Administration said in a statement that Investigates the crashwhich, he said, was about a Learjet 35A that slipped from the corridor, which then collided with a Gulfstream 200 jet.
The incident comes in a period of increased US air security control.
Researchers at National Transportation Safety Board investigate Three deadly accidents in recent weeks: The collision of a passenger aircraft and helicopter of the US Army Black Hawk in Washington, who killed 67 people, a medical aircraft crash in Philadelphia that killed seven people and an Alaska air crash that killed 10 people.
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