NTSB: Key Learjet parts found miles from Florida crash site
NTSB: Key Learjet parts found miles from Florida crash site
NTSB: Key Learjet parts found miles from Florida crash site
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- US investigators say most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Florida crash site, showing the jet was already breaking apart before it hit the ground.
- The elevator controls the plane's up-and-down pitch, and without it the pilot could not have pulled out of the nosedive.
- Investigators have not yet decided whether losing the part caused the loss of control or was caused by the forces of the descent.
- US investigators say most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Florida crash site, showing the jet was already breaking apart before it hit the ground.
- The elevator controls the plane's up-and-down pitch, and without it the pilot could not have pulled out of the nosedive.
- Investigators have not yet decided whether losing the part caused the loss of control or was caused by the forces of the descent.
- US investigators say most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Florida crash site, showing the jet was already breaking apart before it hit the ground.
- The elevator controls the plane's up-and-down pitch, and without it the pilot could not have pulled out of the nosedive.
- Investigators have not yet decided whether losing the part caused the loss of control or was caused by the forces of the descent.
US investigators say most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Florida crash site, showing the jet was already breaking apart before it hit the ground. The elevator controls the plane's up-and-down pitch, and without it the pilot could not have pulled out of the nosedive. Investigators have not yet decided whether losing the part caused the loss of control or was caused by the forces of the descent. The crash in Palm Beach County on Sunday killed all nine people on board, and weather remains a key focus of the investigation. A preliminary report is expected in about a month.
US investigators say most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Florida crash site, showing the jet was already breaking apart before it hit the ground. The elevator controls the plane's up-and-down pitch, and without it the pilot could not have pulled out of the nosedive. Investigators have not yet decided whether losing the part caused the loss of control or was caused by the forces of the descent. The crash in Palm Beach County on Sunday killed all nine people on board, and weather remains a key focus of the investigation. A preliminary report is expected in about a month.
US investigators say most of the Learjet's left tail elevator was found in three pieces between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Florida crash site, showing the jet was already breaking apart before it hit the ground. The elevator controls the plane's up-and-down pitch, and without it the pilot could not have pulled out of the nosedive. Investigators have not yet decided whether losing the part caused the loss of control or was caused by the forces of the descent. The crash in Palm Beach County on Sunday killed all nine people on board, and weather remains a key focus of the investigation. A preliminary report is expected in about a month.
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