Moab Plane Crash

August 22, 2008: A twin-engine plane crashed near an airport in Moab, Utah, killing the pilot and all nine passengers.¹ The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the crash.²

Fast Facts

Ten dead, no survivors¹
Occurred close to Arches National Park in southeastern Utah¹
Took off from Canyonlands Field airport, "pancaked" and skidded along the ground¹
Plane was engulfed in flames when emergency responders arrived¹
Airplane was a King Air A-100¹
Pilot David White had flown route between Moab and Cedar City, Utah, many times³
Victims were director and staff of Red Canyon Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a dermatology clinic¹