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Plane Crash Near Grand Canyon Airport: 10 Dead, 11 Injured

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  • A sightseeing plane crashed near the Grand Canyon Airport, killing 10 people and injuring 11 others. The aircraft's wings were sheared off, but the fuselage remained largely intact, saving some passengers. Initial reports suggest the plane hit trees and flipped over during its landing approach. The identities of the victims have not been released.
  • A tragic plane crash occurred near the Grand Canyon Airport, resulting in the deaths of 10 people and injuries to 11 others. Despite the destruction of the aircraft's wings, the fuselage remained relatively intact, providing some passengers with a chance of survival. The cause of the crash appears to be the plane hitting trees and flipping over during the landing approach. The victims' identities have not yet been disclosed.
  • Tragedy struck near the Grand Canyon Airport as a sightseeing plane crashed, claiming the lives of 10 individuals and leaving 11 others wounded. Miraculously, the fuselage sustained minimal damage despite the wings being sheared off by trees. Reports indicate that the crash occurred during the plane's landing approach. The victims' identities have not been made public at this time.

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TUSAYAN,Ariz.,Sept.27 Sept 27 (NP)-A sight seeing plane crashed into a wooded hill near the Grand Canyon Airport on Wedensday,killing 10 people and injuring the other 11 people aboard. The aicraft's wings were sheared off by tall Ponderosa pines but some passengers survived because the fuselage of the de Haviland Twin Otter remained largely intact,said Sheriff Joe Richards.The two crew members were killed,he said. National Park Service Ranger Paul Crawford,how was among the first to reach the wreckage,said some of the passengers were walking around when he arrived at the scene on a small ridge about 275 meters east of a runway. "They were shell shocked.They had that empty,dazed look,"he said. The twin engine Grand Canyon Airlines plane went down at 9:49 a.m.,said U.S.Federal Aviation Adminis tration spokeswoman Elly Brekke. Brekke said the plane hit trees,fipped over and crashed after veering on its landing approach.Elizabeth Sebold,co-owner of Grand Canyon Airlines,said from Las Vegas,New.,that the plane was on a sight seeing fight and was comin in for a landing. Seibold said all those aboard were from the United States. The identities of the dead and injured were not immediately available. Larry Nickey,a Grand Canyon National Park Fire Department captain,said there was fuel in the plane's cockpit area but the wreck age did not catch fire. Nickey said fire fightersvcut out the plane's bottom to free a man and a woman.He said they were the only two still alive in the plane when he arrived.

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