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A local family is mourning the loss of their daughter and sister after she was tragically killed in a plane crash Wednesday morning.To get more news about 日韩毛片, you can visit our official website.

Chelsea Brittney Infanger, 30, of Salmon was the pilot of a single-engine Cessna 208B plane registered to Gem Air. It crashed into the Gem State Processing Plant in Heyburn around 8:35 a.m. Details of the crash are still being investigated, but Jim Bob Infanger, the pilot’s dad, as she was known to friends and family, was delivering packages for UPS when the crash occurred.

“The company she worked for has a contract with UPS,” Jim Bob says. “They’ve got quite a few pilots and they fly six or eight of these routes every day and she was one of their main pilots flying a UPS route for them.”

Brittney had been flying for 11 years and was a “well-respected pilot way beyond her years,” according to her dad.

Jim Bob explains the Burley Municipal Airport is on the bank of the Snake River and on the opposite side is the processing plant his daughter collided with. He says Brittney flew to this airport all the time and was well aware of any obstacles.

“There’s a 60-foot chimney sticking out of the top of the food processing plant — no lights on it, dead center — straight across the runway. So whenever you come in, you have to fly over the top of this and drop down,” he says.

Jim Bob doesn’t officially know what happened but suggests she might have hit a bird on the way down and the coroner thinks the wing may have hit the chimney, causing the plane to flip. The Minidoka County Coroner is expected to release more information about what happened Thursday or Friday, according to the Heyburn Police Department.
“That airport needs to be closed, period,” Jim Bob says. “I’m a pilot myself and … many pilots have told me how unsafe the Burley airport is and how they’ve begged the county to relocate it. They’ve allowed this potato processing plant to continue to expand and this chimney comes up and has a huge amount of steam. If the wind is blowing (a certain direction), you fly right into this wall of steam. That was the case that morning.”

Remembering Brittney
Brittney excelled in athletics and lettered in volleyball, basketball and track in high school. Jim Bob was her basketball coach and he remembers one year when she went to the state tournament for pole vaulting.

She graduated high school with a 4.0 GPA and was valedictorian of her class. She worked for NBC as a tour guide for the Olympics before serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Birmingham, England.

She later graduated from Utah State University with a degree in business finance. She became a flight instructor in Mesa, Arizona, where she also attended. When the pandemic forced the school to shut down, she moved home to Salmon and went to work for Gem Air. It wasn’t long before she started giving flight instructions and used her own plane with her students.