Travis Barker was discharged from the Joseph M. Still Burn Center after his recent plane crash incident. The release comes much earlier then his two week deadline given by Jermaine Dupri. People magazine reports:

“Travis is in good condition and was discharged this morning,” Burn Center spokesperson Beth Frits told People Monday. “He has left Augusta.”

Congrats to him and DJ AM for surviving a plane crash, I can’t say I know many people that do, let along recover from one in such a short time.

DJ AM is done with his stay in Augusta’s Doctors Hospital following the plane crash injuries he sustained (second and third degree burns). DJ AM’s rep states:

“While he is deeply saddened by the events, he is thankful for all of the love and support he has been receiving from fans and friends worldwide,”
“We ask that you continue respect his privacy as he rests and heals and mourns the loss of his friends.”

Jermaine Dupri spoke with People magazine and stated that Travis Barker is likely to be released in another two weeks.

Image: AP

Saturday morning a Learjet crashed down in South Carolina, killing four people and landing DJ AM and Travis Barker in the hospital with critical injuries.

Not many people can say they survived a plane crash but luckily these two did escaping with second and third degree burns. The two are being treated at a Georgia hospital and are in stable condition with no additional injuries. A spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration states:

“the plane carrying six people was departing shortly before midnight Friday when air traffic controllers reported seeing sparks. The plane went off a runway and crashed on a nearby road,”
Two other passengers, including Barker’s assistant, and the pilot and co-pilot died in the crash.

Unfortunately the pilot, co-pilot, and two passengers, one being Travis Barkers assistant, the other his body guard died in the crash. Fmqb states:

Sunday morning, Dr. Fred Mullins of the Joseph M. Still Burn Center in Augusta, GA gave an update on both musicians’ conditions. Barker was burned on his torso and lower body, while DJ AM was burned on his head and arm. Both are in “critical but stable condition.” Mullins told reporters they would make a “full recovery. Anybody who can survive a plane crash is very lucky.” Recovery from such second and third degree burns could take up to a year, but since the pair sustained no other injuries, they could heal sooner.

TheJadedMBall sends its condolences and prayers to Travis, DJ AM and two those who lost their lives in this flight and hope the two make a speedy recovery.

Images by: Brett Flashnick / AP