NTSB recovers key parts of crashed Learjet in Florida
Investigators have pulled key components, including both wings and the engine, from the wreckage of a Learjet in Florida, and they also retrieved its cockpit voice recorder. All nine people aboard were killed.
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What happened
National Transportation Safety Board investigators have recovered key parts, including the wings and engine, of a Learjet business jet that crashed in Florida. Investigators also recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the same aircraft. All nine people on board died in the crash.
Why it matters
The crash killed everyone on board.
Timeline
- Last week: A Learjet business jet crashed in South Florida, killing all nine people on board.
- Nov 9, 9:16 AM ET: NTSB investigators recovered the wings and engine of the downed Learjet.
- Nov 9, 6:10 PM ET: NTSB investigators recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the Learjet.
Coverage
- Investigators recover cockpit voice recorder from fatal Learjet crash (CNN)
- Investigators find wings, engine of downed Learjet plane (USA Today)
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