The man has been identified as kyler efinger, a resident of lake's park city, according to the salt lake city police department. The department said efinger had a boarding pass for a flight. A man has been found dead after climbing inside a plane's engine at salt lake city airport. Kyler efinger, 30, from park city, breached an emergency exit door while on a delta. American man kyler efinger died on new year’s day after he burst through an emergency exit and ran barefoot onto the tarmac at utah’s salt lake city international airport. Kyler lydens efinger, 30, beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend was taken from us suddenly and unexpectedly on. On new year's day, kyler efinger, 30, of park city, perished after getting into the aircraft's turbine while it was waiting to take off at salt lake city international airport with one. What you can’t spot in the airport’s grainy surveillance video is that kyler efinger, 30, was suffering from bipolar disorder. For kyler, the first day of the year was his last day. Salt lake city (kutv) — update: Police have identified the deceased individual as kyler efinger, 30, of park city. The original article continues below. Officers with the salt lake city police department’s airport division have learned. Video shows that before kyler efinger, 30, died on january 1, he breached airport security, burst through an emergency exit and then ran shoeless across the runway. Kyler efinger died after breaching an airport security door and crawling into the engine of a delta plane. Park city resident kyler efinger was on his way to visit his dying grandpa when an airport security delay caused him to miss his flight. Kyler called his dad, judd, about rebooking. Salt lake city — the family of a man who died after crawling into a plane engine at the salt lake international airport on monday said their son and brother was likely having a manic. Kyler efinger, 30, breached an emergency exit door while on a plane due to fly to san francisco, walked on to the tarmac and climbed inside one of the jet's engines, police.
