Those killed were Amanda Benson, Kameilia Chavez, Nicholas Mancuso and Jeffrey Tuning. No passengers or patients were on board, CSI Aviation said.

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Officials have identified the four people who died when a medical plane crashed on the Navajo Nation, after taking off in Albuquerque.

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AZFamily) — The names of four people who were killed in a plane crash in northern Arizona last week have ...

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A local commercial pilot with over 40 years of experience thinks the weather, and conditions at the Chinle airport, may have contributed to Tuesday's crash that originated in Albuquerque.