A Learjet 60 private jet crashed near Greenacres, Palm Beach County Florida on November 1, killing all nine people aboard [1][2][3][5]
23-year-old Anita María Cetina, a Colombian nanny, was among the confirmed fatal victims of the crash [4] US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated the crashed aircraft was a Learjet 60 registration N722BD, traveling from Austin Texas to the Bahamas. [6][10] The FAA and US National Transportation Safety Board will lead the official investigation into the crash. [7]
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stated no people on the ground were injured in the crash. [8] Pilots aboard the aircraft reported ice accumulation, -47°C external temperature, moderate turbulence and issued a mayday call shortly before impact. [9] A close friend of Anita María Cetina stated that she purchased gifts for her mother one day before boarding the fatal flight [11]
The aircraft crew reported adverse weather, in-flight ice and turbulence shortly before losing control of the jet [12]Un jet privado Learjet 60 se estrelló cerca de Greenacres, en el condado de Palm Beach, Florida, el 1 de noviembre, y murieron las nueve personas a bordo [1][2][3][5]
Anita María Cetina, una niñera colombiana de 23 años, estuvo entre las víctimas fatales confirmadas del accidente [4] El secretario de Transportación de Estados Unidos, Sean Duffy, indicó que la aeronave accidentada era un Learjet 60 con matrícula N722BD, que viajaba desde Austin, Texas, hacia las Bahamas. [6][10] La FAA y la Junta Nacional de Seguridad del Transporte de Estados Unidos encabezarán la investigación oficial del accidente. [7]
El gobernador de Florida, Ron DeSantis, indicó que ninguna persona en tierra resultó herida en el accidente. [8] Los pilotos a bordo de la aeronave reportaron acumulación de hielo, una temperatura externa de -47°C, turbulencia moderada y emitieron una llamada de mayday poco antes del impacto. [9] Una amiga cercana de Anita María Cetina indicó que ella compró regalos para su madre un día antes de abordar el vuelo fatal [11]
La tripulación de la aeronave reportó mal tiempo, hielo en vuelo y turbulencia poco antes de perder el control del jet [12]
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The US Federal Aviation Administration stated that nine people died in a private plane crash in Palm Beach County, Florida. · El Financiero
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that all nine people aboard the aircraft died in the crash. · El Financiero
Authorities stated that nine people died on Sunday when a small aircraft crashed into a south Florida neighborhood. · WAPA.TV
23-year-old Anita María Cetina, a Colombian nanny, was among the confirmed fatal victims of the crash · Publimetro Colombia
A Learjet 60 private jet crashed near Greenacres, Palm Beach County Florida on November 1, killing all nine people aboard · Publimetro Colombia
The crashed aircraft was a Learjet 60 that departed Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas bound for North Eleuthera, Bahamas. · El Financiero
The FAA and US National Transportation Safety Board will lead the official investigation into the crash. · El Financiero
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stated no people on the ground were injured in the crash. · WAPA.TV
Pilots aboard the aircraft reported ice accumulation, -47°C external temperature, moderate turbulence and issued a mayday call shortly before impact. · WAPA.TV
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated the crashed aircraft was a Learjet 60 registration N722BD, traveling from Austin Texas to the Bahamas. · WAPA.TV
A close friend of Anita María Cetina stated that she purchased gifts for her mother one day before boarding the fatal flight · Publimetro Colombia
The aircraft crew reported adverse weather, in-flight ice and turbulence shortly before losing control of the jet · Publimetro Colombia
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