🚨Heartbreaking: Few Minute Ago The San Juan Mountains Airway Flight 1105 Crash from Northwestern New Mexico on a Harley-Davidson company damage half… Read more.

🚨Heartbreaking: Few Minute Ago The San Juan Mountains Airway Flight 1105 Crash from Northwestern New Mexico on a Harley-Davidson company damage half… Read more.

In a shocking and tragic event, San Juan Mountains Airway Flight 1105 has crashed moments ago in the rugged terrain of northwestern New Mexico, sending shockwaves through the region. The flight, which was en route from Albuquerque to Denver, went down in the mountains, and initial reports indicate a devastating impact. While the primary cause of the crash is still under investigation, emergency crews have already rushed to the scene in a race against time.

The Crash Site and Initial Damage

The plane, a regional aircraft carrying 34 passengers and 5 crew members, crashed into a mountainous area about 10 miles north of Farmington, New Mexico, just after its departure from Albuquerque. The crash site, described as a remote and difficult-to-access location, has been located by first responders, though heavy smoke and wreckage are making recovery efforts challenging.

However, what has stunned authorities and locals alike is that the crash appears to have triggered a chain of events that affected a nearby Harley-Davidson manufacturing facility located just a few miles away from the crash site. As a result of the crash’s impact, portions of the Harley-Davidson plant have been severely damaged by falling debris and a subsequent fire that started when part of the aircraft’s wreckage struck the facility.

The San Juan Mountains Airway Flight 1105 reportedly collided with a section of the factory’s exterior wall, causing an explosion that ignited a fire at the plant. Emergency teams are on the ground to extinguish the blaze, and the surrounding area has been evacuated as a precaution.