NTSB investigators have recovered the engines and cockpit voice recorder (CVR) of the Learjet 55 that crashed on Jan. 31 in Philadelphia, killing at least seven people.

However, a Saturday morning update from the Philadelphia mayor's office confirmed that all six people aboard the plane had died. The statement noted that many people on the ground "in parking lots, on streets, in cars and homes in the area" were injured, but the number of injured people "is yet to be released."

Two days after an American Airlines flight crashed in Washington, D.C., an air ambulance carrying six passengers—including a pediatric patient—crashed down in Northeast Philadelphia.

The crash occurred near the Roosevelt Mall near Cottman and Bustleton Avenues. There were six people on board, the FAA confirmed in a post on X, formerly Twitter. There are "no reports on the number of fatalities," Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said in a press briefing.

All six people on board a medical plane that went down in Philadelphia on Friday, including a child and her mother, were killed in the fiery crash.

One person in a car was among seven killed when the small jet crashed in a Philly neighborhood Friday — as horrified residents watched the unfolding “carnage in their communities.”