Investigators Are Trying to Find Cause of Montana Plane Crash
Federal investigators are currently examining the site of a Butte, Montana plane crash that killed 14 people over the weekend. The private plane was traveling from Redlands, California to Bozeman, Montana with stopovers in Vacaville and Oroville, California. During the flight, the plane got rerouted to Butte.
The plane crashed into a cemetery about 500 feet before it would have reached the runway at Butte's Bert Mooney Airport. There were no injuries to people on the ground nearby, but 14 people on the plane died.
There was very little evidence left at the crash site to help determine its cause. The plane nosedived directly into the ground, bursting into flames and setting nearby trees on fire.
The weather does not seem to have been a factor. The plane crash occurred on a clear day. It is still uncertain whether the plane contained voice or data recorders that could shed better insight into the causes.
It is important to consult an experienced plane crash lawyer if you have a loved one who died in an airplane accident. You may be eligible to receive compensation for your loss.
If you have a plane accident claim in the Phoenix, Arizona area, please contact the Law Offices of Snyder & Wenner, P.C. today to schedule a consultation.
posted by Andrew at 8:56 AM
1 Comments:
One thing is for sure in this situation: The accident is causing great physical and emotional distress to the family of the victims. It is therefore a good move for them to start looking for plane crash injury lawyers, so they can obtain just compensation and provide justice to what happened to their loved ones.
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