Are plane crashes this common normally in the US or is there just more cameras running?
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Do yourself a favor and skip the audio recording.
Honestly, I wish I took your advice. If you'd not said anything, I wouldn't have looked it up.
That was horrific. What a terrifying last few moments of her life.
Having heard of the inflight audio recording of Japan's worst plane crash in 1985, I no need to listen to this horror.
VASAviation has a video up for it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5dfFoZ_fuQ
(They do visualizations of aviation incidents using flight data and audio.)
https://bocanewsnow.com/2026/11/01/plane-crash-in-palm-beach-county/
Public tracking data seemingly vanished from airplane tracking services within 30 minutes of the crash.
Seems fine to me on adsbexchange.
What a terrible day for the poor people in the mobile home.
The VASAviation video that I linked to in this thread has them being warned about extreme precipitation, has another aircraft trying to fly around the weather, has the downed aircraft flying into icing conditions and turbulence, asking ATC for alternate routes, saying that they were handling it, then shortly after reporting that air temperature was -47°C, and telling ATC that they needed to climb (I assume to get out of the weather). The VASAviation channel was commenting on the dangers of icing, and the video title was "Learjet N722BD Crash in Extreme Weather (Ice and Turbulence)". I'd assume that the root cause was likely ice.
The news of air defense being put into Mara Lago and a plane crash right afterwords is crazy sus.
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