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Learjet crew report overspeed before fatal Greenacres crash

The Mirror brings together emergency radio calls, flight-path graphics and the roadside response to the crash that killed nine people.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 180,792 views a day, 13 times a normal first day on this channel (13,452).

Pilot screams 'we're out of time' before LEARJET CRASH kills 9 in Florida in chilling cockpit audio

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0:13Radio recordings begin with the crew reporting moderate turbulence and icing, alongside flight-tracking graphics.
1:06The crew declares an emergency, reporting overspeed and a rapid descent.
3:05An animated map shows the intended route from Austin to North Eleuthera in the Bahamas.
5:03DeSantis describes the debris field and says no ground casualties had been reported at that stage.
6:37Emergency vehicles, police blockades and utility crews surround the closed road.

The Learjet was travelling from Austin, Texas, towards North Eleuthera in the Bahamas. In The Mirror's report, a map of that intended journey sits alongside radio calls documenting an emergency over Florida.

The crew first reports moderate turbulence and icing. Later, a female crew member declares a Mayday, describing an overspeed condition and a rapid descent. An air traffic controller stays in contact as she warns that the aircraft is about to hit the ground.

The report carries a distressing-content warning and includes dashcam footage of the impact in Greenacres, Palm Beach County. Roadside recordings show debris, downed power lines and a crater in the road, followed by emergency crews securing the area.

The upload reached about 128,000 views in its first 13 hours, already far beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for regular videos.

At the scene, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis describes debris spread across Military Trail. He says that, at the time of his briefing, there were no reports of anyone on the ground being killed or injured.

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