US EditionWho owns Jet Rescue Air Ambulance? A Mexican would be behind the ambulance of the accident in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Recent reports confirmed that the aircraft that collapsed in Philadelphia, United States, had a Mexican license plate and was an ambulance flight.After the fateful accident in the United States, where countless cameras recorded the instant that an aircraft collapsed in a residential area in northeastern Philadelphia, the Flightaware site pointed out that the Learjet 55 aircraft was an ambulance plane bound for Springfield, Missouri. Join our Wha…
On January 31, 2025, there was an accident in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, involving a Mexican-registered air ambulance operated by Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, but who owns it?We tell you what we know.Preliminarily, it was said that the air ambulance had just left Philadelphia's Northeast Airport on its way to Springifield-Branson National Airport in Missouri.Fox News later reported that the Mexican-registered air ambulance was trans…
The jet ambulance area that crashed on Friday afternoon, January 31, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has a Mexican license plate, and transported a girl and her mother, who were heading for Tijuana, Baja California, plus the entire crew was of Mexican origin. U.S. authorities have confirmed that the medical transport aircraft carried a pediatric patient and five other people on board, crashing into a neighborhood of Philadelphia, shortly after th…
The plane that crashed in Philadelphia today, January 31, 2025, has been confirmed to be an ambulance from a Mexican company. It is a Learjet 55, registered under license plate XA-UCI and belonging to a Mexican company, which crashed near the Roosevelt Mall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, according to the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The plane left a preliminary balance of six people dead, including the pilot, the co-pilot…
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