Learjet medevac crashes in Philadelphia; all six onboard killed

Local media reported that one of the six people onboard was a girl returning to Mexico after receiving medical treatment in the United States. All passengers and crew remain unaccounted for.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker expressed her condolences to those affected by the accident and noted damage to homes and vehicles. Residents are advised to avoid the area and stay indoors if possible.

An update confirmed by The New York Times reported that all six occupants were killed, with additional injuries on the ground.

Jet Rescue Air Ambulance is based in Mexico, specializing in emergency air ambulance services with operations certified in both Mexico and the United States. Their fleet includes various Learjet models capable of international flights.

The investigation into this crash will be led by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), as stated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Sean Duffy, US Secretary of Transportation, has promised transparency in investigating another recent aviation incident involving American Eagle.