The aircraft, a Cessna 550 Citation business jet, crashed around 3:45 a.m. in the Murphy Canyon neighborhood, killing all six people on board, according to Dan Baker, the NTSB investigator in charge.

Maxwell said he had little information about the crash and expressed condolences to the families of the victims. AN NTSB investigator ... other aircraft were operating. Our intent is to figure ...

A NTSB investigator at the crash scene in Murphy Canyon Friday ... find more information about others who may have been on the aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration, though, said six ...

The aircraft was ... at the time of the crash due to an “unrelated power surge.” In an earlier press briefing Thursday afternoon, another investigator for the NTSB said the tower at Montgomery ...

More than 100 residents were evacuated after the crash, with San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl describing the scene as “pretty horrific.” Dan Baker, a senior investigator with the National ...

March 30, 2024: One person was killed in a plane crash ... an investigator will contact you for more information, and require you to complete NTSB Form 6120.1 – Pilot Operator Aircraft ...

If the event is investigated, an investigator will contact you for more information, and require you to complete NTSB Form 6120.1 – Pilot Operator Aircraft Accident/Incident Report.

One survivor managed to exit the aircraft independently and was found walking around the crash ... the NTSB does not determine or speculate about the cause of the accident." The investigator ...

Police advised residents who discover debris, aircraft parts, or jet fuel on or near their property to contact the NTSB. Multiple homes were hit directly by the plane, Eddy said, and the crash ...

The aircraft took off from Teterboro Airport ... but those regulations don't apply to private planes. Former NTSB and FAA crash investigator Jeff Guzzetti said he thinks the dense fog and fatigue ...

Shapiro's aircraft was trying to land in foggy ... but those regulations don't apply to private planes. Former NTSB and FAA crash investigator Jeff Guzzetti said he thinks the dense fog and ...