Jet crash in Philly

Early Friday morning, Philadelphia bid a final farewell to the six victims of the medical jet crash that happened in late January. Their remains left the Mexican Consulate in Center City and were taken back to their home country of Mexico. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle was there for the solemn departure. 

The remains of the six victims on board a medical jet bound for Mexico when it crashed down in Northeast Philadelphia earlier this year are headed back to their home country.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle shares details about the return of the remains of six people who were killed when their medical jet crashed into a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood earlier this year to Mexico in a somber procession.

A Northeast Philadelphia community continues to recover two months since the deadly medical jet crash. NBC10’s Shaira Arias has the story. 

It’s been five weeks since a medical jet crashed in Northeast Philadelphia. The debris from that day has been cleared and the road where it happened has been repaired, but many are still picking up the pieces from the tragic day. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama shares how the community is doing. 

The cockpit voice recorder — or “black box” — recovered from the medical jet that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, killing seven people and injuring several others, never recorded the flight audio and likely wasn’t working for several years, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) revealed in a preliminary report. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas has the details and reaction from Patrick Hempen,...

The cockpit voice recorder — or black box — recovered from the deadly Philly plane crash never recorded the flight, the NTSB revealed.

Important deadlines arrive this week for residents and business owners who were affected by the deadly medical jet that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia last month.

After a plane crashed on Cottman Avenue last month, killing all six people on board and one person on the ground, the city of Philadelphia is offering help for neighbors. NBC10’s Neil Fischer reports as deadlines quickly approach. 

Northeast Philadelphia residents and businesses impacted by last month’s deadly medical jet crash face deadlines for getting assistance with recovery.

Residents and business owners in Northeast Philadelphia came together at the high school for a look at what help is available after a medical jet crashed last month. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan reports. 

Many in Northeast Philadelphia have a lot of questions about rebuilding after a medical jet crashed last month. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more on Wednesday’s town hall as one business owner showed the destruction left behind. 

Residents and business owners in Northeast Philadelphia came together for a town hall on Wednesday to discuss the rebuilding process after a medical jet crashed on Jan. 31.

Crews began repairing a road that was damaged during the deadly medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama speaks with residents who view the repairs as a return to normalcy as loved ones remember the victims. 

More than two weeks after a medical jet plummeted from the sky and crashed in front of a busy Northeast Philadelphia shopping center — killing all six people on board and one man on the ground and injuring dozens more — repairs are underway to fix the roadway.

In the wake of three deadly plane crashes, travelers have grown anxious about future travel plans. But transportation expert Hani Mahmassani says air travel is still safe.

Hani Mahmassani, a transportation and engineering professor at Northwestern University, addresses concerns over flying following a series of aviation disasters across the country.

Trey Howard, a 10-year-old boy who was injured while protecting his sister during the deadly medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia, celebrated the Eagles’ Super Bowl win as he continues to recover. 

Candles, balloons and photos were placed to honor the seven victims who were killed when a medical jet crashed in Northeast Philadelphia over a week ago. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan reports. 

It’s been one week since a medical jet crashed in Northeast Philadelphia. NBC10’s Johnny Archer looks back at what happened that day.