Karen Groof and Family died in the New York Plane plane crash

On Saturday, a private plane carried by six people crashed in an open field in the northern state of New York, died aboard, the authorities say.

Among those aboard were the former footballer of the Massachusette Institute of Technology (MIT), her parents and her brother, her father said.

The National Security Council for US Transport Security (NTSB) said the family was traveling for a holiday when an accident occurred.

In the video, the last seconds of the flight received by the officials showed that the plane was untouched before it crashed into the ground with high descent speed, NTSB said.

A joint statement by the family determined the victims as Karen Grof, her parents, Dr. Michael Grof and Dr. Joy Saini, her brother Jared Grof and his partner Alexei Kuyutas Duartes and Karena Santor’s Karensy partner.

“They were a wonderful family,” said James Santora’s Father James Santor Press.

“The world has lost a lot of good people who were going to do a lot of benefits for the world if they had the opportunity. We are all devastated personally.”

A root, a former athlete, was called a woman of the Year of the National Collegial Athletic Association (NCAA) in 2022, a senior course.

She graduated from Mit, where she met James, and went to a medical school at New York University (New York), the family said.

Her parents were famous doctors, while her brother Jared worked as a panel, and his partner Alexia was going to join Harvard Law School.

“The fundamental skill and unwavering passion for the care of patients and the mission of our institution. We remember her for her warmth, sophistication, kindness, excellent achievements and pure joy she brought to our community,” said the NY press.

The New York Times has identified the pilot of the plane as the father of Karen, Doctor Grof, who was “experienced”, the family statement said. The report that he was flying in a broken plane was not publicly confirmed by the family and the authorities.

Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, NTSB official Todd Iman said the Mitsubishi Mu-2b joker was “squeezed, muted and built into the muddy agricultural field near Kraville, New York.

The accident occurred in the afternoon when the family headed to the Airport of Colombia.

Mr. Iman added that the air traffic control several times tried to turn to the pilot, but received no answer and call.

According to him, the pilot flew according to the rules of flight, not the visual flight rules, adding that it was too early to determine whether there is a decrease in visibility from the weather.

Mr Iman said that the plane was upgraded with newer technologies, certified by federal aviation administration standards.

The investigation is conducted, and the NTSB final report will determine the probable cause of the accident in 12 – 24 months.

This happens only a few days after six people, including the family of Spanish tourists, Died in a helicopter disaster in New York.