PHILADELPHIA — A key piece of hardware that aviation experts and pilots said could solve the mystery in the fatal crash of the medical transport Learjet ... Airport control tower, but no signs ...

Credit: NTSB The cockpit voice recorder did not record the moments before a Learjet 55 medical jet crashed earlier this year in a Philadelphia neighborhood, killing six people on the aircraft and ...

A Learjet 35A owned by Vince Neil crashed at Scottsdale Airport after an apparent landing gear failure. The crash resulted in one fatality and three injuries, two of which were critical.

US investigators have disclosed that the cockpit-voice recorder on the ambulance Learjet 55 which fatally crashed in Philadelphia failed to capture audio from the flight.

The Learjet’s landing gear failed, causing it to crash into a parked Gulfstream jet. The incident occurred around 2:45 p.m. local time. Authorities are investigating the cause as the National ...

Four people were aboard the Learjet that hit a parked Gulfstream jet, which had one person on board. Officials said it appears the landing gear failed on the plane, which is owned by Motley Crue ...

The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) said that around 3:45 p.m. CST, a Learjet 35A veered off the runway after landing and crashed into a Gulfstream G200 business jet. The Scottsdale Fire ...

The NTSB's early investigation into the Jan. 31 crash revealed little about what caused the Learjet 55 to go down seconds after taking off from Northeast Philadelphia Airport. The jet slammed into ...

And while the doomed Learjet 55 was in contact with an air traffic control tower, "there were no distress calls received from the flight crew," the report said. The fiery crash killed six people ...

Neil was not on the plane at the time of the accident, his representative said. A pilot was killed and four others were injured after a Bombardier Learjet 35A veered off the runway after landing ...

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