Mesa Plane crash Claims Five Lives: What We Know

Mesa police have reported a heartbreaking plane crash that allegedly occurred Tuesday afternoon shortly after takeoff from Falcon Field Airport. A single-engine aircraft tragically went down, striking a vehicle on Greenfield Road in Mesa, Arizona.

Authorities have confirmed that five people lost their lives in this devastating crash. Among the victims, two have been identified as Spencer Lindahl and Rustin Randall. The loss is particularly poignant, as two of the deceased were a father and his young son from Chandler. This family has faced unimaginable sorrow, having lost another son, a minor, just last December. Now, only the mother, a daughter, and one son remain.

In the wake of the incident, numerous road closures have been implemented. Northbound Greenfield Road is shut down at Brown Road, while the southbound lane is closed at McDowell Road. McKellips Road is also closed eastbound at Val Vista Drive and westbound at Higley Road. Authorities are advising motorists to steer clear of these areas to allow emergency responders and investigative teams to work efficiently.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is leading the investigation, coordinating with various local and federal agencies to uncover the cause of this tragic incident. As the investigation unfolds, the community mourns the loss of life and grapples with the impact of this calamity.

If you’re looking for updates on this tragic event, stay tuned as more information becomes available. The community of Mesa is coming together during this difficult time, remembering the lives lost and supporting the families affected.