Pilot, all 5 passengers who were killed in San Diego aircraft crash

San Diego: The six people on board a small aircraft, which collapsed in a California district in the middle of dense fog, all were killed, according to the investigative authorities.

The Cessna 550 quote, of which the federal records show that the music agent Dave Shapiro met a power supply before falling into a San Diego residential area on Thursday (May 22nd) at 3.47 a.m. (6.47 p.m.).

“The pilot and passengers were fatally injured,” NTSB investigator Dan Baker told a press conference on Friday. He added that nobody had been seriously injured on the ground.

While Baker does not indicate the number of deaths, the US federal air administration management previously said that the private aircraft had six people on board.

The San Diego County Medical Examiner office described three of the victims as Shapiro (42), Emma Huke (25) and Celina Kenyon (36).

Music veteran Shapiro was a co -founder of the Sound Talent Group, who represented artists such as sum 41 and Vanessa Carlton.

The company informed us of the media that two other employees, the assistants Huke and Kendall Fortner Book, were also killed in the crash.

“We are destroyed by the loss of our co -founder, colleagues and friends.