Four people died in a plane crash on Emerald Mountain near Steamboat Springs, Colorado early Friday morning. The victims have been identified as Aaron Stokes, 47, his son Jakson Stokes, 21, his nephew Colin Stokes, 21, and Austin Huskey, 37, according to Routt County Coroner Mitch Locke.
Business Leaders Lost
Aaron Stokes owned Shop Fix Academy and EuroFix, businesses focused on the automotive industry. Austin Huskey was the owner of Huskey Truss & Building Supply, a family-owned company serving the Nashville area.
A statement released by Huskey Building Supply described Austin Huskey as a “fearless leader” and a “devoted father and husband.” The company stated We see committed to honoring his legacy.
The plane, according to a spokesperson, departed from Nashville, Tennessee, with a stop in Kansas City, Missouri, en route to Steamboat Springs.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating the crash, which occurred in mountainous terrain under currently unknown circumstances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who were the victims of the plane crash?
The victims were identified as Aaron Stokes, 47, Jakson Stokes, 21, Colin Stokes, 21, and Austin Huskey, 37.
Where did the plane originate?
The plane departed from Nashville, Tennessee, with a stop in Kansas City, Missouri.
What is the status of the investigation?
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash.
As investigations continue, what impact will this tragedy have on the families, businesses, and communities connected to those lost?
