In a devastating incident, one individual has lost their life in a plane crash in Arizona. This unfortunate event unfolded when a jet, owned by renowned musician Vince Neil, collided with a stationary aircraft while attempting to land at the Scottsdale Airport on February 10 at approximately 2:39 p.m. This information was confirmed in a statement from Worrick Robinson Law to local news outlet KOLDNews.

Although the Mötley Crüe frontman was not present on the aircraft at the time of the accident, the pilot tragically lost their life. This was confirmed in a heartfelt statement released by the band on the social media platform X (previously known as Twitter). The news has sent shockwaves through the music community and raised concerns regarding aviation safety.

The co-pilot, along with two passengers?Vince’s girlfriend and her friend?were promptly taken to nearby hospitals. Fortunately, their injuries were reported as “not life threatening,” providing a glimmer of hope amid the tragedy. Emergency responders, including Scottsdale Fire Captain Dave Folio, confirmed that one individual was pronounced dead upon arrival, while four others sustained injuries in total, with two individuals being transported to medical facilities in critical condition.

According to Neil’s attorney, the Learjet model 35A experienced a concerning incident where it “veered from the runway,” leading to the collision with the other aircraft. The precise reasons behind this tragic event remain unclear at this time, prompting investigations into both the aircraft’s operation and the circumstances surrounding the crash.