Parts of jet's tail found more than a mile from plane crash site in South Florida, official says

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National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman said during a news conference Tuesday that the discovery of tail parts broken into three pieces confirms the plane was breaking apart before it hit the ground. National Transportation Safety Board says discovery of parts confirms plane was breaking apart before it crashed Investigators looking into the fatal crash of a Learjet in Florida have said they found pieces of the horizontal tail section more than a mile from where the aircraft made impact, killing all nine aboard and leaving a fiery crater in the ground. Covered by 12 outlets: 4 lean left, 6 are centre, 2 are not rated.
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Parts of jet's tail found more than a mile from plane crash site in South Florida, official says
National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman said during a news conference Tuesday that the discovery of tail parts broken into three pieces confirms the plane was breaking apart before it hit the ground.
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Investigators say they found tail pieces of Learjet that crashed in Florida, killing nine
National Transportation Safety Board says discovery of parts confirms plane was breaking apart before it crashed Investigators looking into the fatal crash of a Learjet in Florida have said they found pieces of the horizontal tail section more than a mile from where the...
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Plane parts found as far as 3.8 miles from crash site in South Florida, NTSB official says
Investigators found part of the tail of the jet that crashed in South Florida more than a mile from the crater caused when the aircraft made impact.
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Plane parts found as far as 3.8 miles from crash site in South Florida, NTSB official says
Investigators found part of the tail of the jet that crashed in South Florida more than a mile from the crater caused when the aircraft made impact.
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Florida plane crash: Learjet showed signs of midair breakup before impact, NTSB says
NTSB member Tom Chapman said during a news conference Monday that investigators found evidence the aircraft started breaking up before it hit the ground.













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