Spencer Lindahl :

Mesa Plane crash Investigation Underway Following Fatal Incident

MESA, Ariz. – Arizona authorities are delving into the circumstances surrounding a devastating plane crash that allegedly occurred near Falcon Field Airport. According to reports from KPHO/Gray News, an investigation is currently in progress to uncover what led to this tragic event on Tuesday afternoon.

The National Transportation Safety Board has stated that a Honda HA-420 jet attempted to abort its takeoff before crashing through an airport perimeter fence and colliding with a vehicle. Eyewitnesses reported seeing heavy smoke billowing from the scene, which unfolded around 4:45 p.m. at the intersection of Greenfield and McKellips roads. Aerial footage captured the chaos, highlighting the aftermath of this accident.

Tragically, five individuals were aboard the plane. Four of them, Spencer Lindahl (43), Rustin Randall (48), Drew Kimball (44), and young Graham Kimball (12), lost their lives at the scene. The sole survivor from the aircraft was transported to a hospital with serious burn injuries. The driver of the vehicle involved in the collision also perished, but authorities are still in the process of identifying them as notifications to next-of-kin are ongoing.

This incident raises numerous questions about aviation safety and emergency protocols. As the investigation unfolds, local residents and aviation enthusiasts alike are left in shock, grappling with the profound loss experienced by the victims’ families.

Stay tuned for updates as authorities continue their inquiry into this heartbreaking situation. The Mesa community is coming together to support those affected during this difficult time.