Amjad Sultan, 40, Russell Reina, 67, Jessicka Argueta, 11, and Erika Ayala-Argueta, 7, killed in plane crash at Navasota Municipal Airport in Navasota, Texas

Modified Date: 
Sat, 12/02/2017 - 3:57pm
Accident Date: 
Sunday, February 28, 2016

Plane crashes at Navasota airport; at least four dead

At least four people are dead after a plane crash at the Navasota Municipal Airport, according to law enforcement. Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell tells News 3 the aircraft that crashed is at the south end of the runway.

2 children among 4 confirmed dead in Navasota plane crash

Two men and two children were killed when their plane crashed this morning south of the Navasota Municipal Airport.

Investigation continues in Navasota plane crash

The plane was originally en route from Houston before it crashed near the Navasota Municipal Airport about 20 minutes from College Station.

Man training to become pilot, 2 children among dead in crash

Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell told The Eagle newspaper that Amjad Sultan owned the plane and was working to earn his pilot's license.

Victims in fatal Navasota plane crash identified

The victims have been identified as pilot Amjad Sultan, 40; flight instructor Russell Reina, 67; and passengers Jessicka Argueta, 11, and Erika Ayala-Argueta, 7.

The passengers were the daughters of Sultan’s girlfriend, according to a family member.

PARENTS OF GIRLS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH SPEAK TO ABC13

Morris Ayala is the biological father of the girls and says he never would have let them fly with an inexperienced pilot. He and Argueta are separated. He didn't find out about the death of his children till he came to Argueta's apartment to pick them up Sunday afternoon.

People Involved: 
Amjad Sultan
Russell Reina
Jessicka Argueta
Erika Ayala-Argueta

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