Learjet 35A Verens Off Runway in Scottsdale, collides with parked Gulfstream G200 – Aerotime

Learjet 35A Business Airplane has taken a track trip while landing at Scottsdale Airport (SDL) near Phoenix, Arizona. According to the reports, the aircraft had a major damage to the landing, leading to the aircraft departing for the paved surface of the track and collided with a Gulfstream G200 parked aircraft. One person is reported to have died in the collision, with four others injured.

The incident happened around 14:40 local time, such as Learjet, registered N81VN landed on track 21 in Scottsdale after flight from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) in Texas. The registered aircraft owner is referred to as the property of Vince Neil, a musician with US -based Heah Metal Band, Mötley Crüe. The inclusion of the Gulfstream G200 is registered as the N199DF and is listed as owned by WW Aviation and is managed by JET PROS.

The National Transport Safety Council (NTSB) has already sent a team of investigators to the accident and has been launched on the possible cause of the incident. However, local airport officials have already revealed that AF Left Gain Landing Gear Leg failed when Learjet touched down, leading to the plane left to the left and left the runway.

🔴 Violente Sortie de Piste d’Un Learjet 35a à L’Aéroport de Scottsdale en Arizona.

▫le Learjet a percuté un gulfstream G200 Stationné Après Sortie de Piste.

▫le Pilote Est Décédé, et 4 Autres Blands à Bord. pic.twitter.com/c6v8unsfbz

– Air Plus News (@Airplusnews) February 11, 2025

Learjet lost the Control Midfield and entered an area close to a private hangar complex on the southwestern Jet Center at the airport where a gulf was parked. The two aircraft collided, although it is understood that there is no result of a fire. Local reports show that the damage from substations was caused by both planes of the collision, with one person declared dead after being derived from the remains.

At a hasty convened press conference held at the airport after the incident, the public information employee in Scottsdale Captain Dave Filio shared more information about the degree of victims among those aboard the aircraft.

“I can tell you that we have five people: one – DOA, two immediate ones that have been transported to local injuries, one – delayed, stable to a local hospital. This is still an active scene; We are still working to extract one soul from one of the planes. “