A medical jet crashed in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday, leaving seven dead and injuring at least two dozen others. Here's a look at what we know so far.

The section of Northeast Philadelphia where a medical transport jet crashed Friday is expected to reopen to residents and businesses as soon as Wednesday after days of investigation into the fiery catastrophe, which killed seven people and injured 24 others.

The six people on board the Mexico-bound medical jet include a girl who had received life-saving treatment at a Philly children's hospital, her mother, a pilot, copilot, doctor and paramedic.

As the timeline of what happened in the moments leading up to a deadly plane crash in Philadelphia continues, crews are still searching for a cockpit voice recorder that could shed some light on the aviation incident.

The six passengers traveling on a medical jet before it crashed in Northeast Philadelphia Friday night have been identified by the Mexico-based company that was operating the small plane.All those onboard the Learjet 55 aircraft,

Roosevelt Mall will reopen on Wednesday nearly a week after a plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia that killed seven people and injured at least 24 others.

The American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania is not seeking donations for those affected by the crash, a spokesperson tells Axios. The organization was helping run a shelter at Samuel Fels High School for those who have been displaced,

The first police officers arrived minutes after the plane fell from the sky. “It landed on the plaza there,” an officer called over his radio. “The plane that landed crashed into the plaza!” “Stuff’s still blowin’ up!

After a deadly plane crash created widespread damage in NE Philly, some businesses are preparing to reopen, while the investigations move to off-site locations.