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The personal plane of Vince Neil, the lead singer of the famous American band Motley Crue, has crashed. According to local time, Vince's plane crashed at Scottsdale Airport in the state of Arizona on Monday afternoon.
According to the American news organization Associated Press (AP), one person died in the accident and three were injured. Vince's representative, Worick Robbins, issued a statement saying that the landing gear failure of Vince's plane skidded off the runway and collided with a parked Gulfstream 200 jet.
'There were two pilots and two passengers in the plane . However, Vince was not on the plane," Robbins said in a statement, according to the AP. According to AP, although the number of dead and injured in the accident has been announced, the names have not been released yet.
Earlier, 84 people died in three plane crashes in a period of 11 days. Last week, on January 29, the capital Washington DC, on February 1, in Pennsylvania, and on February 8, the plane crashed in Alaska .
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that 67 people died in Washington DC, 7 in Pennsylvania and 10 in Alaska. According to the FAA, the black boxes of all the three crashed planes have been found and an intensive investigation has been started.
