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ELKO, Nev. (AP) — The Latest on the crash in Elko, Nevada, of an air-ambulance flight (all times local):

Police have identified the four people killed in the crash of an air-ambulance flight in northern Nevada. On its website, American Medflight states it is "the largest, most experienced fixed-wing air ambulance in Nevada and Eastern California, transporting more than 10,000 patients over hundreds of thousands of miles across the Western U.S.," and every American Medflight crew "includes a pilot with a minimum of 4,000 hours of flight time, as well as a highly experienced flight nurse and paramedic.”The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the crash. Multiple explosions resulted from the crash into the parking lot of the Barrick Gold Corp. near the Elko airport, and flames were visible near a casino, motel and senior housing complex, the Elko newspaper reported. Reno-based American Medflight did not immediately respond to email and telephone requests for comment, but President John Burruel said in a statement that the company was with the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration as they investigated the crash. “She found the love of her life.”

Local authorities did not immediately respond to email and phone requests for comment, but Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Allen Kenitzer said nobody on the ground was hurt. cardiologist Rodney Badger told the In Friday's crash,cardiologist Rodney Badger told the Elko Daily Free Press the plane had just taken off from Elko Regional Airport with a heart patient who was being transported to the University of Utah.
An air ambulance on its way to University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City crashes in Elko, Nevada. 4 people, including 3 crew and one patient are killed, and vehicles on the ground are damaged during the crash.