Mötley Crüe Vince Neil owns one of the aircraft involved in Scottsdale Crash – FOX 5 DC

Scotsdale, Ariz. – One of the aircraft involved in Deadly Airplane Crash of Scottsdale is owned by Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neal.

What we know:

The crash happened in the afternoon of Monday, February 10, around 2:50 pm.

FAA says that Learjet 35a, owned by Neal, arrives from Austin, Texas when it deviates from the track and struck in a parked Gulfstream 200. Learjet left main facilities did not fail when landing.

The Scottsdale Fire Department says five people were injured in the crash.

The Learjet pilot Joito Vitoski, 78, died, two are in a critical condition and another person has a life-threatening injury. The fifth victim was in the parked Gulfsteem and did not want medical treatment.

In an already deleted statement published in X, Mötley Crüe said Neil was not on the plane.

The statement said: “The pilot was tragically killed; The pilot and other passengers were taken to local hospitals. Vince was not on the plane. Vince’s girlfriend has suffered injury, though not life -threatening. While the details are still arising, our hearts come to the families of both the pilot who have lost their lives and the passengers who have suffered injury. “

Thehe New statement It does not go into detail about who was killed or wounded in the crash.

JetPros, owner of Gulfstream, posted a statement saying: “On behalf of the reactive professionals, we are saddened to hear about the lost and early life on Monday, February 10 at Scotsdale Airport. Our condolences go out to the family members of the affected incident. Our aircraft, Gulfstream G-200 business jet, was parked on the ramp when it was struck by Learjet 35 around 2:45 pm local time, causing external damage to the airplane. Information becomes available.

Vince Neil of Motley Crue introduced himself at the Summerfest 2024 Music Festival on June 21, 2024 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Billboard via Getty Images)