Pilot in Learjet crash that killed 9 in Florida was a husband, father and a devout Christian
The pilot of a business jet that crashed in Florida, killing all nine people aboard, was a longtime aviator, husband and a father.
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The pilot of a business jet that crashed in Florida, killing all nine people aboard, was a longtime aviator, husband and a father.
A Learjet that crashed into a Florida roadway on Sunday, killing all nine people aboard, may have been breaking up before it made impact with the ground, the NTSB said.
A Learjet that crashed into a Florida roadway on Sunday, killing all nine people aboard, may have been breaking up before it made impact with the ground, the NTSB said.
Investigators say plane parts found kilometres from a crater caused by a deadly plane crash may reveal more about the final moments on board.
Jeffrey Gregory, 55, of Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania, was behind the controls of the business jet on Sunday afternoon when it crashed in a fiery ball near West Palm Beach, Florida, killing a...
The mechanism that controls the vertical angle of the plane was found in three pieces, including one nearly four miles away. All nine people aboard were killed.