Dirt racing champion Scott Bloomquist's fatal plane crash in August 2024 has been ruled a suicide, the National Transportation Safety Board determined on Tuesday, June 10.

Federal officials said all six people on board a Cessna 414 plane that went down off the coast of Point Loma are presumed dead.

“Mayday, mayday, mayday, mayday!” the pilot responded, according to air traffic radio transmissions recorded on LiveATC.net. It appeared to be his last transmission before the twin-engine aircraft crashed about 5 miles off the coast about 12:30 p.m.

According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, six people were injured, but officials said there were no casualties. The crash happened Sunday afternoon in Tullahoma, Tennessee. Officials said there were 20 people on board, including crew members, when the skydiving plane crashed shortly after takeoff.

Twenty people were on board the plane, which crashed shortly after departing Tullahoma Regional Airport. There were no deaths, and the injuries were described as minor.

The passenger claimed the fellow traveler justified her line cutting by saying, “We're all getting on the same plane, right?” in a post shared to Reddit

June 9 (UPI) -- Multiple people were injured in a skydiving plane crash in Tennessee on Sunday. The plane was carrying 20 people and crashed at around 12:45 p.m on Old Shelbyville Road. Authorities arrived on scene quickly and transferred at least six people to hospitals while the others were taken care of by emergency services on scene.

A plane crashed in Coffey County, Tennessee, with 16 to 20 people on board the aircraft. Officials said the passengers were airlifted to hospitals.