Kelvin Kuo

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Kelvin Kuo

SAN DIEGO - The private jet that crashed last month in San Diego, killing all six on board, was flying too low before it hit power lines and slammed into a house, investigators said Wednesday. According to a National Transportation Safety Board preliminary report, the plane reached a descent point about three miles from the runway that was too low, before dropping to 60 feet above ground level.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Kelvin Kuo

The Cessna 550 was flying into Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego early Thursday morning amid dense fog. For reasons that remain under investigation, the plane slammed into a residential neighborhood, causing multiple fires and leaving a massive debris field. All six people on the plane were killed. A spokesperson for Sound Talent Group, a San Diego County-based music agency, confirmed to the Los Angeles Times that the company lost three employees.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Kelvin Kuo

SAN DIEGO - A small plane crashed in dense fog in a Murphy Canyon neighborhood early Thursday morning, presumably killing all six people onboard, injuring eight people on the ground and burning several cars and homes in military housing. The plane, a Cessna 550, crashed east of Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport around 3:45 a.m., according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA said six people were onboard the Cessna Citation II.

1 month ago | macon.com | Kelvin Kuo

SAN DIEGO - A private jet flying in dense fog crashed into a San Diego neighborhood early Thursday morning, killing at least three and sparking intense flames that scorched several homes, mangled dozens of vehicles, and forced almost 100 people to evacuate. The only people known to have died in the crash were aboard the aircraft, which appeared to have struck power lines, according to federal officials.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Kelvin Kuo

SAN DIEGO - A private jet flying in dense fog crashed into a San Diego neighborhood early Thursday morning, killing at least three and sparking intense flames that scorched several homes, mangled dozens of vehicles, and forced almost 100 people to evacuate. The only people known to have died in the crash were aboard the aircraft, which appeared to have struck power lines, according to federal officials.