Learjet Plummets to Ground in Florida Neighborhood
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What the sources say, in brief
According to Bloomberg, a Learjet flying from Austin toward the Bahamas crashed in a Florida neighborhood on Sunday in Palm Beach County. Bloomberg reported that nine people on board were killed. Bloomberg's report includes footage of the aftermath of the incident. No other outlet's coverage was supplied, so no disagreements between sources are recorded here. The item is not marked as developing.
Key points
- Bloomberg reported that a Learjet crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Sunday.
- Bloomberg reported that nine people on board the Learjet were killed.
- Bloomberg said its video shows verified footage of the aftermath of the crash.
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Learjet Plummets to Ground in Florida Neighborhood. According to Bloomberg, a Learjet flying from Austin toward the Bahamas crashed in a Florida neighborhood on Sunday in Palm Beach County. Bloomberg reported that nine people on board were killed. Bloomberg's report includes footage of the aftermath of the incident. No other outlet's coverage was supplied, so no disagreements between sources are recorded here. The item is not marked as developing. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: Learjet Plummets to Ground in Florida Neighborhood.
Who is covering it
- Bloomberg Markets United States Learjet Plummets to Ground in Florida Neighborhood Nine people on board a Learjet flying from Austin bound for the Bahamas were killed when it crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Sunday. The video shows verified footage of the aftermath of the incident. (Source: Bloomberg) 3 h ago · Tier 1
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