Adina Azarian dead and obituary, Four people died when a small private jet
A private jet entered restricted airspace over Washington, D.C., on Sunday as a result of an inquiry that federal authorities started on Monday. The little aircraft crashed in Virginia, killing all four occupants.
The private business plane, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, crashed close to Montebello, Virginia.
About four hours after the incident was reported, rescuers were able to reach the wreckage on foot, a Virginia State Police spokeswoman said in a statement on Monday.
Adina Azarian dead and obituary
on a telephone interview on Monday, John Rumpel, who runs Melbourne-based ncore Motors, the Florida-based firm that owns the plane, stated that his daughter Adina Azarian, his two-year-old granddaughter, her babysitter, and the pilot were on the aircraft. The aircraft perished.
According to him, the Cessna 560 Citation V crashed “almost vertically and at high speed,” and the collision left a crater and 150 meters of debris in its wake.
After a four-day visit to their North Carolina home, Rupel announced on Sunday that they would head back to East Hampton, New York.
Military and U.S. officials confirmed
Sunday that warplanes were
dispatched from Joint Base
Andrews, Maryland, after the
Cessna entered restricted airspace,
prompting emergency response to
intercept the flight.
The FAA called the pilot after the
Cessna entered a restricted area
that included important national
landmarks, but did not hear back
from the plane, Adina Azarian dead and obituary and the military
ordered the jets to intercept the
aircraft, a military official said.
plane.