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7 New Details in Disturbing Florida Learjet Crash

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mannybsnss10
@mannybsnss10Imported10h ago
This Pilot said above 20 k feet he stays 20 miles away from a storm. This pilots were flying inside a Big thunderstorm
jiujenny702
@jiujenny702Imported10h ago
Nobody has asked the question if he knew the pilots were inexperienced before he got his whole family and friends on board!? Jesse, this interview is way too geeked out for me. Let’s get to the bottom line of why this happened!
hooklinesinker8142
@hooklinesinker8142Imported10h ago
It must have been the ultimate horror looking out that window
bronxtale21
@bronxtale21Imported10h ago
yet they were identified with nobody's found how the f. is that possible
kingbudaman
@kingbudamanImported10h ago
Freakin sad
mrpharmaceutical481
@mrpharmaceutical481Imported10h ago
They felt no pain because the impulse was faster than nerve impulse traveling towards the brain
laimislaurin6810
@laimislaurin6810Imported10h ago
Seeing all those panels, knobs and buttons on an airplane is like seeing a different world..
artpekarekiii4320
@artpekarekiii4320Imported10h ago
The jet only holds 6-9 people on board, but you have images of planes with 20 seats on it. I'm confused.
usacrimeevidenceh8p
@usacrimeevidenceh8pImported10h ago
small planes are always risky
youhaveamom
@youhaveamomImported11h ago
Very sad.. but let's get to the brass taxes.. it came off during the overspeed. Due too them acting to late to the icing. You can hear the panic in her voice before the perception call..
margon3328
@margon3328Imported11h ago
Parachutes, mandatory that expel from the back of the olane
separatetv
@separatetvImported11h ago
There is someone farting at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUzNCEjOKKE&amp;t=479">7:59</a>min!
vandiemen1600
@vandiemen1600Imported11h ago
Jeez..just wait for the NTSB.
courtneygroves8935
@courtneygroves8935Imported11h ago
I think having ads during a case of someone dying needs to stop now
courtneygroves8935
@courtneygroves8935Imported11h ago
I dont agree making ads half way through someone&#39;s tragedy and gaining money off people dying.
damongreville2197
@damongreville2197Imported11h ago
It is all very simple: they flew into the middle of a thunderstorm (which you should never do) the tailplane got ripped off and without any vertical control they became a lawndart.
capleg_portedward_sa
@capleg_portedward_saImported11h ago
Too many ads. Unbearable.
flyguy212
@flyguy212Imported11h ago
Regardless they should not have flown into the storm. That being said the radar in the flight deck doesn’t always convey how severe a weather formation can be. However you can still see the tops of clouds and you don’t want to fly into clouds with tops that are greater than the cruise altitude. <br>It’s easy to play armchair quarterback when you are not in the actual situation. <br>May they all rest in peace, may their families Hearst be filled with fond memories and opportunities to reflect and smile when they cross their minds.
nutty4925q4t
@nutty4925q4tImported11h ago
Mother Nature always wins and pilots should know this
scottishmcclelland
@scottishmcclellandImported11h ago
whats the red cones for are they for identifying human remains .
daughterofjesuschrist80
In all the debris etc, I wonder if they were able to find any of the bodies?
tnnsplyr22
@tnnsplyr22Imported11h ago
After all girl boss nonsense, in her final moment she demanded that a MAN save her. &quot;Holy F, JEFF look outside&quot; !
aeneastroy
@aeneastroyImported11h ago
I am sorry I am just not gonna board a place with 20 year old quota woman pilot. I don&#39;t like to listen to banshee screeching during my last seconds.
scottishmcclelland
@scottishmcclellandImported11h ago
these jets all need them parachutes tht pop out when things go wrong imagine if all the smaller jets had these then i think alot crashes could be avoided
veganmom
@veganmomImported11h ago
Why is everyone and thei mother reporting on this and trying to analyze this???? Just for views and subscribers?
debbiek9i
@debbiek9iImported11h ago
They should have avoided the severe weather. That’s when they started having problems
steelunreal
@steelunrealImported11h ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUzNCEjOKKE&amp;t=1460">24:20</a> what he’s really trying to say is that when a wealth family dies in an accident, everyone jumps up to investigate how it happened. Poor folks don’t matter so much
steelunreal
@steelunrealImported11h ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUzNCEjOKKE&amp;t=861">14:21</a> this dude doesn’t know that -40F is the same temperature as -40C.
annemoretti3173
@annemoretti3173Imported11h ago
WHERES THE BODYS IN THE HOLE
marcellixxx
@marcellixxxImported12h ago
😢 poor things
cameroncorr7789
@cameroncorr7789Imported12h ago
It is very possible that the pilot was using all his force to strong arm control of the aircraft in the stall/dive. Still, when operating so far outside the yellow airspeed caution envelope for using control inputs that manipulate the aerodynamic control surfaces such as the horizontal stabilizer, the extreme forces at work could have sheared off the stabilizer, sealing everyone’s fate. However, that would not be considered ‘pilot error’. More like throwing a hail Mary in an already likely fatal situation. It’s pretty clear here in the early going at least, that the aircraft iced over way faster than anyone expected and the Lear jet simply became a super heavy, now far from aerodynamic iceberg falling from the sky.
sarahlittlewk6oo
@sarahlittlewk6ooImported12h ago
That is heartbreaking and harrowing to think about. The terror in that girls voice will haunt me for a long time to come.
livelifelucratively
@livelifelucrativelyImported12h ago
Question is did the stabilizer break off at 35,000 feet which cause them bank 60 degrees, then eventually nose diving? Soon as she said mayday. The stabilizer was already gone. Which caused them to dive nose down
ryan_man_utd
@ryan_man_utdImported12h ago
The footage is gut wrenching the speed it hit was insane but in a way I’m glad nobody had to suffer at all…<br>R.I.P to all 9 of you 💔
tnnsplyr22
@tnnsplyr22Imported12h ago
A GIRL BOSS doesn&#39;t go around a challenge! A girl boss DOES NOT fear the unknown! She conquers it head on!
christyj2618
@christyj2618Imported12h ago
🙏🏻
belgier8k
@belgier8kImported12h ago
2028. [1]<br><br>Why the Law Was Created<br><br>This safety mandate stems directly from the investigation into the 2018 Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 incident. During that flight, a fan blade snapped off mid-air, shattering the engine&#39;s outer cowl (nacelle). Pieces of the housing flew into the fuselage, shattering a passenger window and leading to a fatal cabin depressurization. The NTSB determined that the original housing design was not strong enough to contain the force of a broken fan blade. <br><br>Yes, a fan blade shattering in an uncontained engine failure could absolutely damage the tail of a Learjet 60, and in extreme engineering scenarios, it could lead to structural failure of critical tail components.<br><br>The primary reason for this is aircraft geometry. Unlike commercial airliners that hang their engines under the wings, business jets like the Learjet 60 mount their engines on the rear fuselage—placed directly in front of and beneath the tail section. [1, 2]
nocturnal81xv5le
@nocturnal81xv5leImported12h ago
People are dead, every one is pretending to be sad , but still they dramatize it. Humans.
jimmbbo
@jimmbboImported12h ago
Excellent interview with the NWA Captain. I concur with his comments.<br>Retired 38 year airline pilot, check airman, instructor, accident investigator
ryano8q6u
@ryano8q6uImported12h ago
They need to look at all the maintenance/repair logs.
robr2389
@robr2389Imported12h ago
By the way, that crater wasn&#39;t filled with all rainwater. One of the earliest videos of that crater, shot immediately after the impact, clearly shows a water main gushing water into the hole. One of those underground water mains that got shattered. Either which way, the crater filled up quite a bit with water. Until that water is pumped out, they won&#39;t be able to really begin excavating the aircraft.
wastedladytv
@wastedladytvImported12h ago
If that piece snapped there is no way she would have even been able to recover... A few planes have had this happen before &amp; sadly once done... its sealed fates....
angelayow2131
@angelayow2131Imported12h ago
That day storms were building up stronger than they started. This whole area was covered with storms. I know-I was out working in it. This is tragic and didn&#39;t need to happen but I am so grateful the plane hit just right as to not hit a house (friends less than 1/4 mile away) a car or a business. I cry every time I hear her transmission. So young but she still was transmitting data like the 60% pitch etc. SAD.
shamstewart0578
@shamstewart0578Imported12h ago
There&#39;s things I have always said about bad weather conditions. Back in 2015 I took a flight from Miami to New York for Christmas, it was exactly December 23rd 2015. On our way passing the Carolinas, there was a huge storm that made out flight a terrified one. A lot of heavy turbulence, and it felt at some point it was losing altitude. <br>And since that day, I avoid to travel on winter, specifically with those weather conditions. That was my second bad experience on air, with a weather like that. <br>I think airlines should do more restrictions and don&#39;t put people on situations like this. As well as private flights. I keep thinking and saying, even the aviation experts don&#39;t consider this as a influence to cause a tragedy like this one, I really do belive is extremely dangerous and can cause situations like this tragic one. <br>May all those souls rest in eternal peace!
kathyosgood1414
@kathyosgood1414Imported12h ago
your nose make-up needs modification
robr2389
@robr2389Imported12h ago
I think just about EVERYONE can do WITHOUT the long, dragged out advertisements. That&#39;s what costs these channel uploaders subscribers. Just STICK to the topic!!
philipodowd227
@philipodowd227Imported12h ago
Cmon anyone C that plane hit the ground The flight data recorder wud be Vapour along with everthing else.I wud think
joecygarcia5099
@joecygarcia5099Imported12h ago
I fear what Nathan fielder researched in the rehearsal happened. The young co pilot was prob too intimidated to speak up against flying through adverse conditions from a senior captain.
eclipsenf
@eclipsenfImported12h ago
You know when law and crime says new information that there&#39;s definitely no new information
dfsa241hg6
@dfsa241hg6Imported12h ago
Неужели всем не понятно, что это заказное убийство? И виновники это партнеры по бизнесу-заказчики, а исполнимом в аэропорту!
tomascarlsson1856
@tomascarlsson1856Imported12h ago
Easy, when crew are storm chasers, same incident in May, dei tiktok pilots created missile airlines
melaniewallace1289
@melaniewallace1289Imported12h ago
It’s incredibly touching to see how empathetic and compassionate every pilot I’ve seen speak on this topic as an aviation expert. It’s always helpful to have technical experts explain to the general public what could be possible. But the depth of raw emotion these pilots have shown is memorable as much as the tragedy. Finally, no judgment, just a respectful awe at what has been lost to so many and to their families. May peace be with them.
spectsteeel8243
@spectsteeel8243Imported12h ago
They never go around the T/ Storm
roba165
@roba165Imported13h ago
How can you put a commercial in a video like this? Making money from a tragedy like this is just wrong, man.
sonofperdition66
@sonofperdition66Imported13h ago
I wonder what could have happend if the put the engines in reverse would it had slowed down the plane
rosagreynosoj1r
@rosagreynosoj1rImported13h ago
RIP 😞😢🖤💔🤍🕊️🙏🤍
barrettjex6285
@barrettjex6285Imported13h ago
@Law&amp;Crime Jesse... I witnessed a video from 5 months ago same pilots, same plane experiencing same turbulence. Look into that information because it could&#39;ve been faulty prior to Nov 1st crash.
davidbaldwin1591
@davidbaldwin1591Imported13h ago
VASAviation N722BD Severe turbulence Lear 60. (May 6 2026). Did they do this before?
antonioyoungd1i
@antonioyoungd1iImported13h ago
SHE WAS UP THERE DOING COKE DRINKING CAPTAIN MORGAN AN BOOOOOOM IT WAS OVER !
jefferyj5x
@jefferyj5xImported13h ago
She iced it up before
albinkacyanov751
@albinkacyanov751Imported13h ago
please change your hairstyle....it make your eyes in the middle of your face. i am sure you will look cute in more normal style not the hair so up....
fridaynightlightsu9g
@fridaynightlightsu9gImported13h ago
No poor people were hurt in the crash
fridaynightlightsu9g
@fridaynightlightsu9gImported13h ago
I am glad that people were not driving or walking near the crash sight due to horrendous weather.
danyettacrawfordp2q
@danyettacrawfordp2qImported13h ago
What if it was another attack
mauipokepoi
@mauipokepoiImported13h ago
Did anybody actually see the &quot;crash&quot; with their own eyes? I didn&#39;t think so.
bens7t3o
@bens7t3oImported14h ago
REST IN PEACE 🙏🙏🙏🙏TO EVERYONE who was on and in that Learjet Learjet that day and Prayers to ALL OF THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS who lost there love ones and friends in that Learjet Crash that day as well Prayers to ALL OF THEM AS WELL this is Absolutely 100 Percent Sad 😢Devastating 😞and Heartbreaking 💔😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
victord8w5r
@victord8w5rImported14h ago
Oh so sad , R.I.P 🎉
tpp27
@tpp27Imported14h ago
all planes should have manadatory cameras overlooking the airplane visually when in air so potential issues could be detected early.
robertpaulyjw7us
@robertpaulyjw7usImported14h ago
I think the pilots were caught in a bad weather situation that led to the problems. <br>They will find out what happen so don&#39;t jump to blaming the pilots. The pilot had decades of experience. <br>They were trying to fly over and around the storm. They tried there best! There tiny jet got caught in a bad weather situation.
brandypresley1869
@brandypresley1869Imported14h ago
THIS IS SO SO SAD😭😭😭😭😭I CANT HELP BUT TO THINK ABOUT THOSE PRECIOUS BABIES AND ALL THE PEOPLE ON BOARD. THE FEAR OF KNOWING UR GOING TO CRASH. IT TEARS ME APART 😭😭
nonyourbizzr7u
@nonyourbizzr7uImported14h ago
I 100% think these yuppie entitled clients on the plane we’re pressuring the pilot to fly even though it was unsafe! Like hello!!
matterhaz2980
@matterhaz2980Imported14h ago
I love how they keep showing a king air
ianmarchenderson
@ianmarchendersonImported14h ago
To me, it&#39;s pretty obvious what happened here. I believe part of the vertical stabiliser broke away, causing the aircraft to suddenly lose stability and begin its rapid descent. As it banked approximately 60 degrees and came back around on itself, this would explain why the main wreckage was found only three-something miles from where the vertical stabiliser was found. All of this happened in an incredibly short space of time.<br><br>It&#39;s possible that another part broke away during the descent, but I believe the initial reason the aircraft suddenly fell out of the sky was the vertical stabiliser breaking away. I have very little doubt in my mind about that.
tetraresinstone
@tetraresinstoneImported14h ago
And people blamed the fo for being young. She didn’t do anything wrong.
avaproctorc4p
@avaproctorc4pImported14h ago
i thought the captain was another girl?
psychobabblerapp
@psychobabblerappImported14h ago
The elevators iced over and the wight and drag tore them loose
livetotell100
@livetotell100Imported14h ago
This a was nothing but a horrible accident. The plane was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Developed icing and turbulence. Icing is a death sentence on these private jets. Ad turbulence? And it’s a disaster. These private jets have limited deicing ability and limited radar. It’s not like a state of the art passenger jet
laylaluv_xxx
@laylaluv_xxxImported14h ago
This is a devastating story.<br>But the fact that no one else was injured. It’s still so crazy.
demayans
@demayansImported14h ago
Jet probably wasn’t inspected properly
lightningfoxxx
@lightningfoxxxImported14h ago
maybe don&#39;t buy that type of jet anymore.
tropicaltravels5678
@tropicaltravels5678Imported14h ago
Avoidable
babymonkeyi1k
@babymonkeyi1kImported14h ago
Devastating.
brucesmith362
@brucesmith362Imported14h ago
These people on airplanes gamble their lives but they don&#39;t consider the lives of the people on the ground, that is the tradidy
theresarossi6306
@theresarossi6306Imported14h ago
Both can be the reason but it can take NTSB a couple years before they finish their investigation, but I wonder if this model of plane had elevator issues before, but still won&#39;t know until the investigation is complete
hshshsjsh1m
@hshshsjsh1mImported14h ago
It was the copilots job to check the weather and avoid the storm cell instead she was texting her boyfriend and has an active social media profile while flying. Further to this she was reprimanded before for flying into a storm and minimizing the danger it posed. She was incompetent because she failed to check the weather and wasn&#39;t vigilant and diligent and as a result cost 9 people their lives
jawazalsharq
@jawazalsharqImported14h ago
Captain Funk---an unexpected treat.
billymaydays
@billymaydaysImported14h ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUzNCEjOKKE&amp;t=998">16:38</a> FAN MEET &amp; GREET? What is going on? 🤣🤣🤣
albeerobert
@albeerobertImported14h ago
Florida has crazy and unpredictable weather. Flying a small private plane is just crazy in Florida.
anthonyvallez8241
@anthonyvallez8241Imported14h ago
I just heard about this see video and i thought she was one of the victims I would never expect a young 20 something influencer tiktoker looking girl (no offense) to drive a plane and I would&#39;ve never got on that plane even if it was a 20 something male &quot;pilot&quot;. This is so tragic and there are no words to describe when she didnt realize that day was gonna be her last and when the plane hit the ground like that. RIP To all the victims of this horrifying event that took place.
alexmorales9
@alexmorales9Imported15h ago
Nobody talks about the doggy on board :(
alexmorales9
@alexmorales9Imported15h ago
Great guest speaker!!!
bunemom
@bunemomImported15h ago
This retired NWA captain is an excellent pilot interviewee! A fountain of knowledge and a great &quot;explainer&quot;. I learned so much from this episode.
_opdeemist
@_opdeemistImported15h ago
This is known by anyone that understands avaiation.<br><br>The poor PM vocally confirmed over speed conditions with excessive descent. <br><br>That is all blatantly understood to have created an aircraft catastrophic failure.
gioiazucchero
@gioiazuccheroImported15h ago
Blancolirio explains all of the physics.
thechillje
@thechilljeImported15h ago
They were traveling faster than 20k ft per min. One video showed the plane at over 400 mph! Math n&#39; stuff
throughput6674
@throughput6674Imported15h ago
They died because the pilot(s) where over confident and low intelligence.
preppypoly
@preppypolyImported15h ago
Such a bad audio!
bepolite22
@bepolite22Imported15h ago
Come on man!, stop using too much AI. Talking about a learjet and shows a propeller plane, talks about a 7 seat plane and shows a plane with like 20 seats. You deserve more thumbs down.
mjsup1
@mjsup1Imported15h ago
Okay I&#39;ve seen a lot of comments saying it&#39;s their fault for going into the storm, first there&#39;s only one pilot and co pilot, as far as the five others I don&#39;t think they had much to do with, second they were going around the storm and literally the storm they got caught in blew up in just seconds, had they been one mile north or south they would have missed that cell. I love how all the Monday morning quarter backing geniuses are alright so right to bad they weren&#39;t flying the plane that crashed.
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@lawandcrimeImported18h ago
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