Distressed Audio Unveils Moments Before Deadly Florida Plane Crash

Newly Released Audio Reveals Distressing Communication Before Florida Plane Crash

Newly released audio from a Florida plane crash has revealed the distressing communication between the pilot and air traffic control just moments before the tragic incident. The audio captures the pilot of a Bombardier Challenger 600 business jet calmly informing air traffic control that both engines had been lost and that the aircraft wouldn't be able to make it to the airport.

The pilot's calm yet urgent words were followed by the aircraft crashing onto Interstate 75 in Naples and bursting into flames. The crash claimed the lives of the pilot and co-pilot, identified as Edward Daniel Murphy, 50, and Ian Frederick Hofmann, 65, respectively. However, three others on board survived, including one crew member and two passengers, who were taken to the hospital after the crash.

The Bombardier Challenger 600 had departed from a Columbus, Ohio, airport and was en route to Naples Airport when the tragic incident occurred. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are currently investigating the crash. The release of the troubling audio has shed light on the heart-wrenching moments leading up to the fatal Florida plane crash.