00:00Estremecedor, revelan el audio de la piloto antes del fatal accidente en Florida.
00:05La tarde de ayer, un Learjet 60 se estrelló en Palm Beach, Florida, dejando nueve personas
00:10fallecidas. La aeronave viajaba de Austin, Texas a las Bahamas cuando la piloto alertó
00:15sobre un descenso descontrolado. Las causas siguen bajo investigación, aunque las primeras
00:20versiones apuntan a las condiciones meteorológicas. Así fue como la piloto reportó la emergencia
00:25momentos antes de la tragedia.
00:55No, 2BD.
00:56No, 2BD.
00:58No, 2BD.
00:58The rides do improve in my aerospace.
01:00You're kind of far outside of it right now.
01:03You can expect that arrives ahead.
01:05Roger, 2BD.
01:06Now we're picking up precipitation.
01:08We need to climb 370, Isabel, 2BD.
01:13No, 722BD.
01:14Roger, climb and maintain, Climb and maintain, 370.
01:16No further right than your president heading for traffic.
01:19Climb 370, 2BD.
01:22722BD, we're descending 8000, Mayday, Mayday, we're descending 10,000 feet per minute.
01:28November 722BD, roger.
01:30Declared emergency, 722BD, we are in an overseas condition, descending 20,000 feet per minute.
01:37November 722BD, roger, I'll receive your discretion, let me know what you need.
01:44We're going to crash into the ground, 722BD.
01:49November 2BD, I'm here with you, talk to me.
01:51We are descending 22,000 feet, and we are banking 60 degrees.
01:58Declared, believe you my name.
02:02November 2BD, roger.
02:07Look out time, Jeff, look out time!
02:10Holy ****, we're out of 10-
02:13November 2BD.
02:16November 2BD, how do you hear?
02:20November 2BD, Miami.
02:21November 2BD, my chance of winning this us.
02:25I doubt it.
