Santa FE Airplane Crash – At least one person was killed when a small plane that had just taken off from a rural airstrip in New Mexico crashed into a house. As a result of a jet crashing into a house in Santa Fe, New Mexico, immediately after taking off from an airport, at least one person was killed and the house was completely consumed in flames. The Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office reports that the plane, which only had the pilot on board, took off from Santa Fe Municipal Airport at 9:02 in the morning and then crashed into the single-family home, causing it to catch fire.
The plane was only carrying the pilot. The authorities have reason to believe that nobody was present inside the house when the tragedy occurred. According to the reports from the Federal Aviation Administration, the aircraft that was involved in the crash was a Cessna 310. According to Wilson Silver, a spokesperson for the New Mexico State Police, the twin-engine plane that had just taken off from the Santa Fe Regional Airport was involved in an accident shortly after takeoff.
The airplane had been flying in the direction of Santa Monica, which is located in California. Mr. Silver stated that shortly after takeoff, the pilot radioed the tower to report that the plane was experiencing problems with the left engine. There has been no public disclosure of the identity of the pilot. The deceased was pronounced dead at the scene, where the fire was brought under control in about ten minutes after first responders arrived.
The New Mexico State Police stated that they have begun their investigation into the “fatal” crash that occurred early on Tuesday morning. “The New Mexico State Police are looking into a deadly plane crash that occurred at West Frontage Road and La Luna Road in Santa Fe. The New Mexico State Police reported that the scene was still busy.
