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A sound from the air control of air traffic on Northeast Philadelphia Airport He discovers horrific moments before a plane to emerge in Philadelphia on Friday night while transporting a pediatric patient.
The sound, which received the Fox News Digital, was shot moments before the plane took off. Operators can be heard speaking while desperately trying to make contact with Learjet 55 before collapsing.
“What is happening there?” One air traffic controller can be heard talking.
“We have a lost aircraft. We’re not really sure what happened. So, we’re trying to figure it out,” replies another air traffic controller. “The field will be closed so there are no inputs.”
The first respondents work on stage after a small plane crashed into Philadelphia, on Friday, January 31, 2025. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, a plane management company, said the aircraft was Learjet 55 while leaving northeast Philadelphia airport around 6:30 pm
The company announced that at the time there were four crew members and two passengers on the plane – a pilot, a copy, a doctor, a paramedic, a pediatric patient and her mother. Everyone was Mexican nationals.
Emergency staff works at the site of a plane crash in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, January 31, 2025. (Reuters/Rachel Wisniewski)
The Federal Air Force Administration confirmed that there were six people on the plane. The agency announced that the plane was heading to the National Springfield-Brano Airport in Missouri.
S At the end of treatment, she was released to go home.
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John Anderson, a retired Pilot from Philadelphia, told Fox News Digital that, based on a video of a collision and the way the aircraft hit the ground, the probable cause was a take -off booth.
“The aircraft was out of the crew control. He was not controlled by flight to the field (CFIT). It may have been a mechanical quarter of stabilizer, elevator, lining or even shift load back in the cabin,” Anderson said.
He further speculated that if “a medical flight with the carriers on board and wore not properly insured, she may have overturned backwards.”
Police vehicles block the area around the site of a plane crash in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, January 31, 2025. (Rachel Wisniewski/Reuters)
“It would cause the nose to lift and stop the wing. In that case, the nose will fall at an angle in the video,” he said. “Since this was immediately after taking off and initial climb, I would say that this is probably a position. There could be numerous factors that would cause standing. It could be a measured lining, a defective stabilizer.”
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On Friday night the disaster comes only 48 hours after a Deadly collision Between the American Airlines flight and a military helicopter near the National Airport of Reagan, resulting in a death of 67 people.
Jenny Dehuff and Alexandra Koch was contributed by Jenny Dehuff and Alexandra Koch.
