Six months before it crashed in Florida, the same Learjet was fighting severe turbulence on its way into Teterboro.
Listen to their voices and tell me if that sounds like the same pilots to you!
They acted arrogant and tried to argue with the controller, who then embarrassed them with a scolding.
On May 6, Learjet 60 N722BD climbed above its assigned 4,000 feet on approach. The controller ordered it back down immediately and told the crew that if they couldn't hold altitude, it wasn't moderate turbulence, it was severe.
ATC then warned other traffic that the jet was unable to maintain altitude and was showing 3,600 feet. By sheer luck, it landed safely at Teterboro.
On November 1, they weren't so lucky and we know what unfortunately happened next.
This replay was built from public flight tracking data and amateur air traffic control audio.
LO QUE SINTIERON LOS TRIPULANTES DEL #JET 🥵⚠️
Learjet 60: ¿qué siente el cuerpo en una caída en picada? ✈️🧠
Más de 32,000 pies por minuto bajando. Ingravidez, fuerzas G, visión roja, 30 a 60 segundos de consciencia según la FAA… La ciencia explica lo que pasa dentro del cuerpo en una picada. Para entender, nunca para el morbo. 🕯️
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Viewer discretion advised. This is a 3 minute real time replay of the Florida Learjet 60 crash, with the uncut ATC audio.
It pulls together public ADS-B, weather radar, satellite, dashcam and drone video onto one timeline.
Here's what we know as of Nov 2 based on OSINT and today's NTSB briefing:
- Went from ~35,000 ft to impact in ~78 seconds
- Flew into a string of thunderstorms
- Crew reported ice and turbulence; asked to climb then issued a mayday
- All nine aboard are deceased, with one person injured on the ground
- Plane debris spread across half a mile and still being recovered
- NTSB says there is some evidence the jet broke up before impact
- Weather at altitude is a key focus of the investigation; but the official cause is still TBD
I make a lot of 4D reconstructions and this is the most visceral and gut wrenching thing I’ve heard in a long time. My heart goes out to the families of those on board. Important to note that the details so far point to severe weather at altitude rather than a missile or air defense system.
¡Un verdadero héroe sin capa! 💥🏆
¡Pídanle una Bota de Oro y una botella de Johnnie Walker Blue Label.
En el sector de Vernaza Norte, delincuentes fuertemente armados en moto intentaron asaltarlo. Sin embargo, reaccionó al instante, no necesitó ayuda de nadie y logró neutralizar a uno de los hampones, dándole una paliza inolvidable! 🥊🔥
Un aplauso y total reconocimiento para este valiente ciudadano! 👏
🚨✈️ “Hay otro piloto acá”: siguen apareciendo imágenes dramáticas de lo que pasó ayer en el vuelo de Flydubai.
Cada nuevo registro permite dimensionar un poco más lo cerca que estuvieron de una tragedia. Contra todo pronóstico, terminó sin víctimas.
Un milagro, con la ayuda de Hashem y el coraje de quienes estuvieron ahí para actuar cuando cada segundo contaba.