Critical plane parts found nearly 4 miles from South Florida crash site
Investigators confirm Learjet 60 was breaking apart before impact in deadly South Florida crash.
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have discovered critical pieces of a Learjet 60 nearly four miles from the crash site in South Florida, according to WPLG Local 10.
The plane crashed in Florida, resulting in the deaths of all nine people on board. The discovery of parts spread over a wide area confirms that the aircraft was breaking apart before it hit the ground.
Officials stated that debris was found as far as 3.8 miles from the site of impact, providing new insights into the moments leading up to the crash.
The investigation continues as authorities work to understand the causes and sequence of events that led to the fatal accident in the Miami area.
- WPLG Local 10: NTSB: Critical plane parts found nearly 4 miles from crash site
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- Tampa Bay Times: ‘Very important’ evidence found miles from Learjet crash site in Florida
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