BREAKING: The NTSB has confirmed the two people on board a plane that crashed in the Superstition Mountains this morning did not survive. abc15
The FAA says a single-engine Socata TB 30 Epsilon plane crashed into a mountain around 8 a.m. Saturday morning.The FAA says a single-engine plane crashed into the mountain. The plane took off from Falcon Field Airport in Mesa & 2 people were on board.
PCSO tells me they cannot confirm or deny if anyone's survived. They’re waiting for federal agencies to come out. @abc15 https://t.co/K7QVGWNFdv"At 7:52 a.m. Mountain time on May 10, a Compagnie Daher TB 30 EPSILON airplane operating as part of a flight of three airplanes, impacted terrain under unknown circumstances. Two people were on board, and they suffered fatal injuries.
When the investigator arrives on site, they will document the accident site, airplane, collect any flight track or radar data that may be available. A preliminary report, which will detail the facts and circumstances of the accident, is expected in 2-3 weeks. The final report, including the probable cause and any contributing factors, is expected in 12-24 months."
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