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December 29th, 2021 
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‘Oh s**t, oh s**t!’: Desperate pilot is heard on chilling audio from 10-seater private plane as it ‘clipped power line’ and disintegrated on impact: FAA confirms all four onboard were killed
Federal officials say four people were onboard Learjet 35A that crashed near San Diego, California, on Monday, killing everyone on board
Chilling radio transmission from doomed plane features the pilot yelling expletives, followed by silence
Doorbell camera vid shows the Learjet 35A hurtling towards the ground before a flash of light erupts across the clouded sky as it explodes in El Cajon, CA
The jet, flying out of John Wayne Airport in Orange County, crashed in the area of Pepper Drive and North 2nd Street, at around 7.15pm Monday
San Diego Sheriff’s Lt. Mike Krugh said it smashed into power line and exploded
Fire crews said that they were unable to find survivors – jet totally destroyed
The crash has caused a blackout for some 2,500 customers in the area
A 10-seater private jet operated by a California air ambulance company went down in flames near San Diego, killing four people on board, just moments after a pilot was heard frantically yelling, ‘Oh, s***! Oh, s***!’ on air traffic control audio.
The Learjet 35A smashed into a power line before exploding on a street, leaving no survivors aboard the aircraft.
Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane was carrying four people who had taken off from Orange County on a business trip. Their identities have not been revealed as of Tuesday morning.
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the crash, with the first NTSB agent scheduled to arrive on the scene on Tuesday.
Doorbell camera footage shows the Learjet 35A, owned by the El Cajon-based Med Jet company, hurtling towards the ground before a flash of light erupts across the clouded sky as it explodes in El Cajon, California.
Chilling audio of pilot screaming before jet goes down in flames
Firefighters work to put out flames on the ground after a small jet plane crashed in unincorporated area in a town about 17 miles east of San Diego Firefighters work to put out flames on the ground after a small jet plane crashed in unincorporated area in a town about 17 miles east of San Diego
Luggage is removed from the scene as emergency teams worked to identify the victims on Monday night
The Learjet 35A was operated by Med Jet, an air ambulance company
Fire and smoke are seen rising above a neighborhood in El Cajon, California, on Monday night following the private plane crash
Scene of small plane crash in El Cajon
Fire and smoke are seen rising above a neighborhood in El Cajon, California, on Monday night following the private plane crash
The jet, flying out of John Wayne Airport in Orange County, struck power lines before crashing in the area of Pepper Drive and North 2nd Street, at around 7.15pm Monday.
Distressing audio, which has been obtained by the Times of San Diego, captures the final interaction between the pilot of the doomed Learjet and an air traffic controller. On it, the controller at Gillespie Field in El Cajon clears the plane for landing on Runway 17.
The pilot asks for permission to land on Runway 27 instead. The controller gives him directions and informs the pilot he is ‘clear to land.’
But in that moment something goes awry.
‘Oh, s***! Oh, s***! Oh, s***! No!’ the pilot is heard screaming, following by a loud noise and then silence.
Footage showed the smoldering wreckage lying in the middle of a road, most of it destroyed, with parts of the jet, including the landing gear, strewn across the street.
The crash also appeared to have caused a car to erupt in flames outside a house.
No fatalities or injuries were reported on the ground, however some 2,500 people were left without power by the fallen power line.
‘There is very little left of the aircraft,’ Fire Chief Don Butz said. ‘We weren’t able to find any survivors.’
MORE KILLER JABBED PILOTS AND PLANES BECOMING ONE WITH THE GROUND:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10349325/10-set-private-Learjet-goes-flames-near-San-Diego-no-expected-survivors.html
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