New details regarding the passengers onboard the airplane that crashed in Pennsylvania Friday have emerged, and chilling audio reveals the moments leading up to the crash less than three miles away from Northeast Philadelphia Airport, where the flight took off.
The jet was reportedly a Learjet 55 medevac flight operated by Jet Rescue Air Ambulance. The jet was carrying six individuals: two pilot crew, two medical personnel, a young female patient, and an escort.
According to Fox, all passengers were Mexican nationals. The patient was in the U.S., receiving life-saving medical treatment, according to a spokesperson for the flight operator.
The Gateway Pundit reported on the tragedy Friday night when the plane crashed in Philadelphia, exploding upon impact with or around multiple houses and causing numerous casualties. Multiple homes caught fire.
Audio from the air traffic control tower reveals how air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane before the crash.
At one point in the tape, an operator asks, "What's going on down there?"
Another responds, "We have a lost aircraft. We’re not exactly sure what happened. So, we’re trying to figure it out. For now, the field is going to be closed, so no inbounds or outbounds, probably."
It is still unclear what caused the loss of connection and subsequent crash.
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>New details regarding the passengers onboard the airplane that crashed in Pennsylvania Friday have emerged, and chilling audio reveals the moments leading up to the crash less than three miles away from Northeast Philadelphia Airport, where the flight took off.
>The jet was reportedly a Learjet 55 medevac flight operated by Jet Rescue Air Ambulance. The jet was carrying six individuals: two pilot crew, two medical personnel, a young female patient, and an escort.
>According to Fox, all passengers were Mexican nationals. The patient was in the U.S., receiving life-saving medical treatment, according to a spokesperson for the flight operator.
>The Gateway Pundit reported on the tragedy Friday night when the plane crashed in Philadelphia, exploding upon impact with or around multiple houses and causing numerous casualties. Multiple homes caught fire.
>Audio from the air traffic control tower reveals how air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane before the crash.
>At one point in the tape, an operator asks, "What's going on down there?"
>Another responds, "We have a lost aircraft. We’re not exactly sure what happened. So, we’re trying to figure it out. For now, the field is going to be closed, so no inbounds or outbounds, probably."
>It is still unclear what caused the loss of connection and subsequent crash.
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[Source](https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/update-crashed-airplane-philadelphia-was-medical-air-rescue/)
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