災害 · Learjet investigationCresthaven Learjet crash: Engine section recovered; tail pieces separated before impact文字 2026年11月8日 上午1:24 [UTC]觀看逐字稿0:07Investigators recovered an engine section from the buried jet that killed all nine0:10aboard.0:11Tail fragments found miles away show the aircraft was breaking apart before it0:14struck the ground.0:15On November one, we reported nine people aboard, with their condition still unknown.0:20Investigators now have to determine whether a tail control failure started the0:24emergency or followed it.0:25The Learjet60 was flying from Austin, Bergstrom International Airport to North0:29Eleuthera in the Bahamas.0:31It crashed near Greenacreas and Cresthaven in Palm Beach County along Military Trail0:35shortly before one in the afternoon.0:36The crash happened on Sunday, November one.0:39Early descriptions use several nearby community names, but they described the same0:42emergency.0:43The aircraft carried two crew members and seven passengers.0:46Everyone aboard died, including two young children.0:49Aurora Aviation operated the flight under the business name Upper Jet.0:53The aircraft lost radio and radar contact while en route.0:56The National Transportation Safety Board is leading the investigation, with the1:00Federal Aviation Administration also involved.1:02The recovery team had to reach wreckage deeply embedded in an impact crater.1:06Rain and water inside the crater complicated that work.1:08Crews drained water and cleared hazards before excavation could begin.1:12Excavation began late November4, three calendar days after the crash.1:16Investigators continued the next day and recovered a portion of one engine.1:20The wreckage will go to a secure location for examination.1:23The engine section gives investigators another component to examine.1:26The strongest evidence of an earlier separation came from outside the crater, most1:30of the left elevator, a movable tail surface that helps control the aircraft's nose,1:35up and nose, down movement.1:37Investigators recovered most of the left elevator in three pieces, between one point1:41three and three point eight miles from the impact site.1:44That distance shows the pieces separated before the jet hit the ground.1:47Investigators are examining two possible sequences.1:50The elevator could have separated and triggered the loss of control, or forces on an1:54aircraft already descending uncontrollably could have torn it away.1:57They haven't determined which happened.1:59Former NTSB investigator Greg Feetz suggested structural overstress and pilot inputs2:04during an attempted recovery could explain the separation.2:07That's an outside theory.2:08The investigating agency hasn't reached a conclusion about what started the descent.2:12The crew's radio calls describe an emergency that developed within seconds.2:16Earlier in the flight, a controller warned of nearby moderate precipitation while2:19the jet was at about forty one zero feet.2:22Later, at about thirty-five zero feet, the crew reported light clear ice and2:26moderate turbulence.2:27The crew described altitude deviations of roughly seven hundred feet, then reported2:31precipitation and requested a climb to thirty-seven zero feet.2:34The earlier forty one zero foot reference concerns a different stage of the flight.2:39Less than thirty seconds after the climb was approved.2:41A transmission said the aircraft was descending.2:43On May Day followed, another transmission reported an overspeed condition, meaning2:47the jet was flying too fast and a descent.2:49The remaining words were unintelligible.2:51Weather is a major focus of the investigation.2:53The crew's reports describe conditions they encountered, but investigators haven't2:57determined how those conditions affected the aircraft or began the emergency.3:01The crew described descent rates of ten, zero, twenty zero, and twenty, two zero3:06feet a minute during the radio exchanges.3:08Other descriptions put the descent above thirty-zero or around thirty two zero.3:12A tracking estimate described twenty-seven zero feet lost in one minute.3:16Those figures can describe different moments and different ways of measuring the3:19fall.3:20They can't be combined into one settled reconstruction.3:22What they consistently describe is a very rapid descent, with the crew reporting3:26over speed.3:27By November sixth, investigators hadn't found the cockpit voice recorder and3:31couldn't confirm it was aboard.3:32The public audio captures transmissions to air traffic control.3:35It leaves investigators without a recovered recording of cockpit conversations and3:39warnings.3:40The captain was Jeffrey Gregory, known as Jeff, who was fifty-five.3:44His co-pilot was Natalia Gadla Philgaris, who was twenty.3:47Her mother, Camilla Cortelletti, said she earned her pilot's license at seventeen3:51and had more than one three hundred flight hours.3:54Gregory held an unrestricted Learjet sixty qualification.3:57Phil Garris held a restricted qualification requiring her to fly with a fully4:01qualified pilot in command, such as Gregory.4:03Both were certified flight instructors.4:05At a November6 news conference, her father, Alan Philgeris, Said the radio recording4:10showed his daughter trying to control the aircraft until the last minute.4:13The family's attorney, Stuart Grossman, said twenty NTSB investigators had been sent4:17to South Florida.4:18The passengers included entrepreneur Adam Robinson, his wife, their two young4:22children, the children's caregiver, and two family friends.4:25Accounts identify his wife as Helen Sharp and name caregiver Anita Maria Satina and4:29friends Rachel Reid and Charmi Fair.4:31Some names vary across those accounts.4:33The NTSB also identified one injured person on the ground, a man in a nearby vehicle4:38who suffered a leg injury.4:39That updates early statements that there were no reports of ground injuries.4:42Officials reported no deaths on the ground.4:45Stephanie Platt separately said she burned her foot while her family escaped flames4:48and burning debris that reached their property.4:50She said the crash happened yards from her home and that her family lost the home.4:54In the November5 account, Platz was staying temporarily at the Green Acreers4:57Community Center.4:58Catholic charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach was helping her, and a fundraiser5:02had been established to support the family.5:04Later estimates put displacement at four hundred to six hundred people.5:07Early accounts described about six hundred evacuated from the nearby mobile home5:11community.5:12Those approximate figures don't show that exactly two hundred people returned.5:15The affected community included almost eighty mobile homes.5:19Residents had no confirmed timetable for returning home in the displacement updates.5:23Officials were pursuing temporary shelter.5:25Food and transportation, along with longer-term housing assistance and emergency5:29funds.5:29Businesses were also seeking help.5:31Military trail initially closed in both directions between Cresthaven Boulevard5:35and10 Avenue North.5:36Later descriptions extended the affected stretch toward Purdy Lane and Alameda5:40Drive.5:40John I.5:41Leonard High School closed on November2, and dozens of businesses closed inside the5:45restricted area.5:46The crash left a roadway crater, downed power lines, and damage to nearby property5:50and infrastructure.5:50Damaged water lines and repairs could keep the road closed for weeks, with some5:54estimates reaching at least thirty days.5:56No reopening date has been announced.5:58Aircraft debris also reached roofs of nearby homes and buildings.6:02Anna Escobar said a metal piece pierced her roof and landed in her kitchen.6:05Less than a mile from the crash scene, sheriff's deputies collected it on November6:09three.6:09Investigators hadn't confirmed that particular piece came from the jet.6:13Peter Demira also described finding suspected tail material at a workplace about6:17three point eight miles away.6:19Each fragment needs examination before investigators can place it in the aircraft's6:23final sequence.6:24The NTSB asks people to leave suspected wreckage undisturbed and arrange collection6:28by email with a photograph if possible.6:31The agency says people shouldn't keep, move, alter, or dispose of it.6:35Small fragments may help establish what happened.6:38The recovered elevator establishes that a control surface separated before impact.6:42Investigators still have to determine whether its loss began the emergency or6:46resulted from forces during the descent.6:48The engine section and other recovered pieces will undergo further examination.6:52The NTSB labels the recovery information preliminary and subject to change.6:55A preliminary report was expected in about a month.6:58Determining the probable cause could take more than a year.閱讀文章事件時間軸HeyDex誰報導了什麼多家媒體報導的要點✓Crash location and circumstances已獨立證實 · 15 家媒體✓Military Trail road closures已獨立證實 · 10 家媒體✓Deaths among the nine people aboard已獨立證實 · 9 家媒體NTSB investigation launch9 家媒體The report also says officials had not yet confirmed how many people were aboard or whether anyone …6 家媒體The jet was carrying nine people.5 家媒體Icing and turbulence as factors5 家媒體✓The jet was headed to the Bahamas.已獨立證實 · 5 家媒體Pilot reports of ice and turbulence4 家媒體Fire and flames after the crash4 家媒體The family identified the co-pilot as 20-year-old Nathalia Filgueiras on Monday.4 家媒體✓The flight departed from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas.已獨立證實 · 4 家媒體每一行都是我們從該媒體報導中記錄的說法。比較截至 2026年11月4日 下午11:33 [UTC]。相關報導同一事件·11月1日 下午7:36 UTCFire damages Military Trail, leaving reopening questions in Palm Springs
