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Did the Learjet break apart midair? NTSB finds critical pieces miles from crash site
Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk CBS Austin
· November 3, 2026
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A major clue in the deadly Greenacres jet crash emerged Tuesday after investigators found critical pieces of the Learjet's tail nearly 4 miles from the crash.
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