PA - Small plane crashes in Northeast Philadelphia

Flying is generally considered to be the safest mode of travel.
However if there's an accident, it's nearly always fatal.
Imo.
Rest in peace to the deceased.
My utmost condolences to their families and loved ones.
Also, if there's an accident, it's typically a privately owned aircraft, like this.

Just rare that the crash happens in a busy area.
 
This one’s making me anxious. Soo scary. I’m honestly grateful that the little girl had her mom with her, if there’s even the slightest thing to be grateful for. I mean I wish none of them had been on that flight but I can’t think of anything scarier and from her perspective at least she had her mom there. Speechless really.
 
This one’s making me anxious. Soo scary. I’m honestly grateful that the little girl had her mom with her, if there’s even the slightest thing to be grateful for. I mean I wish none of them had been on that flight but I can’t think of anything scarier and from her perspective at least she had her mom there. Speechless really.
Seems it was mere seconds after take off. Not sure a black box can survive the impact and the explosion, but I'm not sure there was time for terror on board.

JMO
 
BREAKING: Per @NBCPhiladelphia the flight was an “angel flight” enroute to Mexico. A girl who had been receiving lifesaving medical care in the NE was returning back to Mexico with her parent. All the occupants of the plane were Mexican, the station reported. The plane was headed to Tijuana, according to the owner of the company.

 
A pediatric patient who received care for a life-threatening illness in the United States was aboard the Learjet 55 that crashed in Philadelphia, according to Shai Gold, spokesman for Jet Rescue Air Ambulance.

The girl, one of six people on the flight, was returing to Tijuana, Mexico. The others on the plane included her mother, a pilot, a copilot, a doctor and a paramedic, Gold said. Jet Rescue Air Ambulance does not believe anyone on the plane survived the crash.

"All I can say is, the patient was sponsored by a third-partner charity to undergo life-saving treatment in the U.S.," Gold said. "She did her course of care. She was going home.

"She fought quite a lot to survive, and unfortunately, this tragedy on the way home.


 

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