Mötley Crües Vince Neil was not on its private plane when it collided with another jet in deadly Arizona crash, says rep

Mötley Crüe Frontman Vince Neil was not on his private aircraft when it crashed into another jet At Scottsdale Airport in Arizona on Monday 10 February. One person was killed and several hospitals admitted, the authorities said.

Hours after the incident shared Heavy Metal Band a statement about Social media From Worrick Robinson, IV, which they identified as Neil’s representative.

Neils Learjet aircraft tried to land at Scottsdale Airport when “for reasons unknown at this time, twisted the plane from the track and made it collide with another parked plane,” read the statement.

Neils 35A model had two pilots and two passengers on board, continued the statement and noted that additional details “are not available as this is a rapidly developing situation and there is an ongoing investigation.”

“Mr. Neil’s thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved, and he is grateful for the critical help for all first respondents who help today.”

In a previous post that has since been removed, the band stated that Neil’s girlfriend and her friend were on her private jet and suffered life -threatening injuries. They also shared that the pilot was “killed tragically” and the co-pilot and other passengers were treated at nearby hospitals.

The authorities confirmed the death in a news brief on Monday afternoon.

Kelli Kuester, aviation planning and outreach coordinator at Scottsdale Airport, said in a statement shared with people that the track is closed “for the foreseeable future.”

Scottsdale Fire Department Talesman Captain Dave Folio said in a news briefing published by Fox 10 Phoenix that five people were involved in the incident. A pronounced death on arrival. The deceased was still aboard one of the plans, Folio said, leaving: “We do everything we can to extract and save the soul that is still on board.”

On one Follow -up news briefingKuester explained that the collision occurred after the arrival of the plane’s “left equipment failed at landing.”

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Video of the collision Posted by Azcentral showed the landing plane that snaps and slides on the track before affecting the parked plane.

People previously extended to the Scottsdale Fire Department for more information.