LAS VEGAS, CA (July 18, 2022) – On Sunday in North Las Vegas, two planes crashed at the airport, killing four people, according to the Clark County Department of Aviation. Two small, single-engine planes crashed in the July 17 incident.
The time was roughly 12:00 p.m., authorities said.
The two planes were described by the Federal Aviation Administration as a Cessna 172 and a PIPER PA-46. The planes where about to land when they collided, authorities said.
After colliding, the Cessna crashed into a pond and the Piper fell onto a field near the runway.
The two small planes had each been carrying two people; four people were killed in the crash.
No one involved in the crash has been identified, including their names, ages, genders, and cities of residence.
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration are collecting details and information to understand why the crash happened.
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