Spencer Lindahl :

Investigation Underway After Plane crash in Mesa, Arizona

MESA, Ariz. — In a heartbreaking incident, Arizona authorities are investigating a plane crash that allegedly claimed the lives of several individuals near Falcon Field Airport on Tuesday afternoon. According to reports from KPHO/Gray News, the National Transportation Safety Board revealed that a Honda HA-420 jet attempted to abort its takeoff but tragically crashed through an airport perimeter fence, colliding with a vehicle.

The crash occurred around 4:45 p.m. at the intersection of Greenfield and McKellips Roads, just southwest of the airport. Eyewitness accounts and aerial footage showcased heavy smoke billowing from the collision site, painting a grim picture of the aftermath.

Of the five people aboard the plane, four were pronounced dead at the scene. The victims have been identified as Spencer Lindahl, age 43; Rustin Randall, age 48; Drew Kimball, age 44; and 12-year-old Graham Kimball. Miraculously, one individual on the plane survived, but they were transported to the hospital with serious burn injuries.

The driver of the vehicle involved in the crash also lost their life, although authorities have yet to identify them as notifications to next of kin are still ongoing. This incident has left the community in shock, and many are rallying to support the families affected by this tragedy.

As the investigation unfolds, officials are urging anyone with information to come forward. The circumstances surrounding the crash remain unclear, but the focus now is on understanding what went wrong and ensuring such incidents don’t happen again.