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Police: Greenfield/McKellips closed in Mesa for plane crash
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Falcon Field includes a total of 784 acres between Greenfield, Higley, McDowell and McKellips roads ina northeast Mesa. There are currently more than 800 aircraft based at Falcon Field. This includes fixed-wing single- and multi-engine aircraft, turboprops, jets and helicopters, according to https://www.falconfieldairport.com/.
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Mesa police on Nov. 5 closed the intersection of McKellips and Greenfield roads near Falcon Field Airport because of a plane crash.
“We are working a plane crash at Greenfield and McKellips Road in Mesa. The entire area will be closed down for several hours. Please look for an alternative route,” it states on X @hMesaPD.
Falcon Field includes a total of 784 acres between Greenfield, Higley, McDowell and McKellips roads ina northeast Mesa. There are currently more than 800 aircraft based at Falcon Field. This includes fixed-wing single- and multi-engine aircraft, turboprops, jets and helicopters, according to https://www.falconfieldairport.com/.
