Montana Plane Crash: Plane Crashes Into Parked Aircraft At US Airport, No Casualties | World News
According to media reports, four people trying to land at Kalispell City Airport in Montana on Monday collided with a parked plane, but caused a serious injury.
After the pilot and three passengers on board stopped, he managed to get out of the plane. Two passengers were subjected to slightly injured and treated at the airport.
Kalispell Fire Department Chief Jay Hagen said, “The landing plane took the flame, but after the pilot and three passengers stopped, two of the passengers were subjected to minor injuries and received medical treatment at the scene.” He said.
Breaking: Air Medium Disaster in Montana
Two aircraft collided at Kalispell airport and turned into a large fire ball.
The details of the wounded are still unknown, but rescue teams leave the scene under water in a major emergency intervention.
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According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the planes fell close to the end of the runway during landing and collided with an empty plane parked on the ground. The effect led to a fire spread to a nearby grass area before extinguishing.
According to media reports, the FAA records show that the plane, a Socata TBM 700 turboprop aircraft built in 2011, was recorded in Washington, Pullman -based Meter Sky LLC.
In February, a Learjet plane owned by Motley Crue chief singer Vince Neil out of the track in Arizona, Scottsdale and collided with a parked Gulfstream and killed a person. NTSB, despite the exact reason under investigation, the boiler’s landing equipment may be due to previous damage, he said.
