It’s been a tragic week for aviation as two military jets, a skydiving plane and a charter jet crashed over the course of just four days.

Several motorists who happened across a fiery plane crash on a Texas highway rushed to help — putting their own lives in danger to help those on board escape.

A series of aviation incidents has drawn national attention, with crashes involving a small business jet, a skydiving plane and two military jets.

A business jet with six on board crashed on a Laredo, Texas, highway and caught fire, killing one person and causing chaos as passersby frantically tried to save those inside.

One woman’s video captured rescuers rushing to the small jet, which crashed on a Laredo highway. Five people escaped the wreckage, and one died.

A Cessna jet bound for Austin crashed on Laredo's Loop 20, killing 1 person as bystanders rushed to free passengers. Here's what we know so far.

Emergency crews responded to the scene, with the situation "ongoing," according to Edwards Air Force Base.

The man who died in this week's crash of a small jet in Texas was a well-known entrepreneur named Joshua Baer who was a successful investor in technology startup companies.

FIP said it conducted a simulator test proved that a manual fuel cutoff takes 18 seconds to drop turbine, hence the timeline alleged in the 'suicide theory' is impossible.

Capital Factory founder and Austin tech leader Joshua Baer was identified as the victim of a business jet crash along the Loop 20 highway in Laredo, Texas.

The crash reportedly occurred near Doyle Frazier Road in Morrison, which is in Warren County.