THE girlfriend of Motley Crue singer Vince Neil shared smiling pictures boarding his private jet before she was involved in a deadly plane crash.

Rain Hannah was rushed to the hospital after Neil’s plane collided with another aircraft at an airport in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Monday.

The pilot of Neil’s private jet was killed, officials said.

Three others, including Hannah and a friend plus a second pilot, were hurt in the collision.

Hannah, who has been dating Neil for 14 years, often travels on his private jet.

Before the crash, she posted pictures and videos on her social media accounts of herself on the plane or boarding the jet.

Recent snaps showed her laughing and smiling on the tarmac as she prepared to get on a private jet in a video posted in September 2024.

Hannah and her friend, Ashley Rosile were hospitalized following the crash, according to TMZ.

They were also reportedly traveling with their dogs.

Footage from Monday’s terrifying scene showed the harrowing moment the planes smashed into each other.

Officials said the landing gear on Neil’s plane failed, which caused it to veer off the runway and smash into the other jet at Scottsdale Municipal Airport.

Neil wasn’t on the plane when the accident occurred, his lawyer confirmed in a statement on X.

“Mr. Neil’s thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved, and he is grateful for the critical aid of all first responders assisting today,” his lawyer said.

Hannah hasn’t spoken out about the crash.

The equestrian was heading to Scottsdale for a barrel racing competition, according to a post from her horse trainer.

Neil’s Learjet 35A, painted with a maroon and gold flame design, was coming from Austin, Texas when the accident occurred.

It crashed into a parked Gulfstream jet, Scottsdale spokesperson Kelli Kuester said at a press conference on Monday.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash.

The Federal Aviation Administration paused flights into the airport after the crash on Monday afternoon.

However, the runway reopened later that night, the airport confirmed.

RECENT PLANE TRAGEDIES

The crash is the fourth deadly US plane crash in the past two weeks.

A midair collision between a military helicopter and a passenger plane near Washington DC on January 30 killed all 67 people on both aircraft.

A medical jet crashed in Philadephia and killed seven people the next day.

On Thursday, all 10 people aboard a plane traveling to Nome, Alaska, died when it crashed.