Friday, May 31, 2013

 

Update:2 planes collide north of Phoenix; 4 killed

A fire official says two small planes collided and crashed in the desert north of Phoenix. Four people have been killed.

Authorities say two small planes collided and then crashed in the desert north ofPhoenix on Friday, killing all four people aboard the two aircraft.

Phoenix and Daisy Mountain Fire Department officials said the collision and crash involved two single-engine planes with two people in each aircraft.

An initial report said three people were killed and two people were injured. Fire officials with the Peoria Fire Department and Daisy Mountain Fire Department later announced four people had died and there were no survivors.

Television news footage showed only charred wreckage left from one of the planes, while the other was fairly intact.

A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman says the National Transportation Safety Board and the FAA will investigate
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