Mortal plane crash at Scottsdale airport in Arizona

At least one person is dead after a plane crashed at Scottsdale airport in Arizona on Monday afternoon.

During a press conference, the officials of the Scottsdale Fire Department shared that five people were involved in the accident and that it is still an active scene while working to rescue a person still trapped.

A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) told Fox News Digital that a plane deviated from the track after landing at Scottsdale airport on Monday and crashed into another plane.

“A 35A Learjet deviated from the track after landing and crashed into a Gulfstream 200 commercial plane on the ramp at Scottsdale municipal airport in Arizona around 2:45 pm local time on Monday, February 10,” he said FAA in a statement.

An airplane deviated from the track after landing at Scottsdale airport on Monday and crashed into another plane, says the Federal Aviation Administration. (@donniefitz2 through x)

The airport confirmed the accident in a position in X.

“An accident has occurred upon arrival on track 21,” the airport published in X. “The fire department is on stage evaluating the situation. The track of the Scottsdale airport is currently closed.

The FAA said it will investigate what led to the blockade and provide updates when available.

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