On a Friday evening, a company that operates an aircraft has said that an ambulance carrying six people near the mall in the northeast of Philadelphia dropped CRASH.
According to a statement, Jetless Queair’s ambulance has not been able to confirm the survivors of four crew members, pediatric patients, and those on airplanes, including the escort of patients.
“Our immediate concerns are for the patient’s family, our employees, their families, and other victims that may have been hurt on the ground,” said the company. The spokeswoman said that it was unlikely that the on board had survived.
Mayor Sherel Parker said at an evening press conference that the total number of deaths was not yet known. She said, “Several houses and vehicles were affected.”
Six injured injuries caused by the collision were taken to Temple University Hospital. At the Jeans Campus near the northeastern part of Philadelphia, three were fair, and the other three were treated and released.
When the aircraft hit the ground, it was not clear where the patient was.
Learjet 55 said in a statement that he departed from the northeast Philadelphia Airport on his way to Springfield Branson National Airport in Missouri.
Jetless queea said on the boat, pilot, co -pilot, doctor, emergency parallel, patient, and patient escort.
Late on Friday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Mexico stated that in X, and all six riding rear gets were Mexico. The consular hall said that it is ready to provide support to the parent Relative of the airplane.
The company’s spokesman, Chay Gold, told the NBC Philadelphia that the patient was a child who came to the United States to “save life” and returned to Mexico.
“The course was on the course. She was ready to go home. We had a contract to return to Mexico,” said Gold. “The ultimate destination was Tiffana International Airport, and I was planning to go home by ambulance.”
He stated that the cost of flights was covered by international philanthropy.
SHRINERS CHILDREN’S PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL spokesman stated in a statement that children were treated at facilities and traveled with their mother.
“The Shriners’ children are sad to confirm that one of our pediatric patients and one of their children’s mother had been on a jet rescue air ambulance that was dropped in Philadelphia tonight.” Man said.
The identity of the boarding people is not disclosed.
The plane dropped crash around 6:30 pm. According to officials, near the Roosevelt Mall, which is about 3 miles outdoors from the airport.
The video shows smoke and fire in the crash area.
“We will investigate FAA and NTSB,” FAA said, mentioning the National Transport Safety Commission. “NTSB will lead the survey and provide all updates.”
Josh Shapiro, Governor of Pennsylvania, said that he had contacted Philadelphia officials in X and had obtained the latest information.
“We provide all federal resources when we respond to small private airplanes in Northeast Philadelphia,” he said.
The crash home camera video has shown an aerial object that descends diagonally. After that, a fireball is seen behind several roof lines.
Former FAA air traffic controller Rev. Todd Sheridan Inai stated that it is likely to occur at the moment after leaving the ground, clearance to aircraft, which has a reputation for takeoff and air resistance. 。
“Something happened to a catastrophic after the aircraft rose,” he said in NBC News. “We don’t know exactly what it is.”
He stated that the jet model was “high performance.”
“It’s very reliable,” he said. “It’s very unusual to see what we have witnessed now.”
According to the data of the National Meteorological Bureau in the Philadelphia, the temperature at the time of collision was 49 degrees, and there was a 30 -mpH wind guest recorded just before 6:00 pm.
The crash occurs in the United States a few years after the most deadly air incident in the United States.
On Wednesday, 67 people died when a passenger aircraft crashed in the air with a black -hawk military helicopter across the Potomac River near Washington DC.
