US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated on Sunday that all nine people aboard the crashed Learjet 60 in Palm Beach County were killed. [1][2][3]
As of publication, authorities have not determined the cause of the crash or released identities of the victims. [4] Dashcam footage from an oncoming road vehicle captured the jet nosediving and exploding on impact with the pavement. [5] The Federal Aviation Administration stated the aircraft departed Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Texas, and was bound for the Bahamas. [6]
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stated no ground injuries or fatalities were reported from the crash. [7] Pilots reported icing, turbulence and precipitation, then declared an emergency as the jet entered a steep dive reaching 30,000 feet per minute descent. [8][10] Air traffic control recordings obtained by LiveATC.net show the pilot reported light ice accumulation and moderate turbulence prior to the crash. [9]
Federal authorities are investigating the crash cause, and the adjacent road remains closed indefinitely. [11]El secretario de Transporte de Estados Unidos, Sean Duffy, indicó el domingo que las nueve personas a bordo del Learjet 60 que se estrelló en el condado de Palm Beach murieron. [1][2][3]
Al momento de esta publicación, las autoridades no han determinado la causa del accidente ni han divulgado las identidades de las víctimas. [4] Un video de la cámara de tablero (dashcam) de un vehículo que venía en sentido contrario captó el jet precipitándose de nariz y explotando al impactar el pavimento. [5] La Administración Federal de Aviación indicó que la aeronave despegó del Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom, en Texas, y se dirigía a las Bahamas. [6]
El gobernador de Florida, Ron DeSantis, indicó que no se reportaron heridos ni muertes en tierra a causa del accidente. [7] Los pilotos reportaron formación de hielo, turbulencia y precipitación, y luego declararon una emergencia cuando el jet entró en un descenso pronunciado que alcanzó 30,000 pies por minuto. [8][10] Grabaciones del control de tráfico aéreo obtenidas por LiveATC.net muestran que el piloto reportó una acumulación ligera de hielo y turbulencia moderada antes del accidente. [9]
Las autoridades federales investigan la causa del accidente, y la carretera adyacente permanece cerrada indefinidamente. [11]
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A private jet carrying nine people crashed onto a roadway in southern Florida, United States, killing all people on board. · El Heraldo de México
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated on Sunday that all nine people aboard the crashed Learjet 60 in Palm Beach County were killed. · FRANCE 24
A private executive jet crashed in Greenacres, Palm Beach County, Florida on Sunday, killing nine people. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
As of publication, authorities have not determined the cause of the crash or released identities of the victims. · El Heraldo de México
Dashcam footage from an oncoming road vehicle captured the jet nosediving and exploding on impact with the pavement. · El Heraldo de México
The Federal Aviation Administration stated the aircraft departed Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Texas, and was bound for the Bahamas. · El Heraldo de México
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stated no ground injuries or fatalities were reported from the crash. · FRANCE 24
Pilots reported icing, turbulence and precipitation, then declared an emergency as the jet entered a steep dive reaching 30,000 feet per minute descent. · FRANCE 24
Air traffic control recordings obtained by LiveATC.net show the pilot reported light ice accumulation and moderate turbulence prior to the crash. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
The pilot declared a mayday emergency and reported the aircraft was descending at up to 20,000 feet per minute before impact. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
Federal authorities are investigating the crash cause, and the adjacent road remains closed indefinitely. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
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