A private business jet crashed into a residential neighborhood in Greenacres, Florida on Sunday afternoon, killing all nine people on board. ^[1] NTSB member Tom Chapman stated on Monday that evidence indicates the crashed Learjet began breaking up before ground impact. ^[2][3] NTSB member Tom Chapman stated on 4 November 2026 that most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in pieces up to 4 miles from the crash site. ^[4] Approximately 600 residents from a nearby mobile home community were evacuated following the crash. ^[5] Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis stated there were no reported injuries or fatalities among people on the ground at the crash site. ^[6] The pilot radioed air traffic control reporting ice accumulation and severe turbulence before declaring an emergency. ^[7] Search crews are actively attempting to locate and recover the aircraft flight data recorder. ^[8] Co-pilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras, 20, transmitted a mayday call reporting the aircraft was descending at 20,000 feet per minute in an overspeed condition shortly before impact. ^[9][12] 20 year old Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras was identified by family as the co-pilot on the fatal flight. ^[10] The flight crew reported light airframe icing and moderate turbulence at 35000 feet, then declared an emergency while descending at over 20000 feet per minute. ^[11]