The city of Philadelphia A eatery near the jet crash scene in Northeast Philadelphia was evacuated Friday evening when debris went through one of its windows.
Cardboard was taped to a window at a restaurant on Cottman Avenue after a small metal fragment thought to be from a plane that crashed near Roosevelt Mall went through the glass and struck a diner in the head, according to FOX 29’s Steve Keeley.
The diner is around half a mile from the crash site.
What happened?
What we know:
At around 6:30 p.m., a tiny plane carrying six people, including a pediatric patient, crashed near Cottman and Bustleton Avenues.
The jet was a Jet Rescue Air Ambulance bound for Springfield-Branson National Airport in Missouri, according to the FAA.
The jet was a Jet Rescue Air Ambulance bound for Springfield-Branson National Airport in Missouri, according to the FAA.
What We Don’t Know
It is unclear whether anyone around the disaster site was hurt while inside their houses or businesses.
The victims have yet to be identified, and the cause remains unknown.
The Source
The information for this story came from a live report from the scene of a plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia on January 31, 2025. The story was reported from Los Angeles.
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