Learjet crew’s distress calls and co-pilot’s final minutes
World · First reported 2 Nov, 06:49 · Updated 07:25

Reports focus on newly released air traffic control recordings and a friend’s account of co-pilot Nathalia Filgueiras’s final call. The available evidence gives more detail about her experience and the crash than about the recordings themselves.
- A report says newly released air traffic control recordings captured urgent mayday calls from the Learjet 60 crew.
- A friend said co-pilot Nathalia Filgueiras stayed composed while relaying information to air traffic control as the plane descended.
- The reports describe a crash near South Florida that killed at least nine people; one identifies the flight as en route from Austin to the Bahamas.
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- Aircraft
- Learjet 60
- Co-pilot
- Nathalia Filgueiras, 20
- Crash location
- Palm Beach County, Florida
- People killed
- At least nine [de9edbfd-e373-42c3-bbba-da1fe96493e]
- Flight route
- Austin, Texas, to the Bahamas
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