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🚨The Learjet 60 had previous issues?! Same Plane, Same Warning? The Chilling ATC Audio Tied to Learjet 60 N722BD Before the Fatal Crash The exact same aircraft that tragically crashed in Greenacres, Florida, on November 1, claiming all nine lives on board. ​Months prior in May, near Newark, air audio captured a chillingly similar red flag. A female pilot informed ATC they were experiencing "moderate chop" and were unable to hold altitude. ​The controller immediately cut in: "If you cannot maintain altitude, that is not moderate. That is severe turbulence." ​You could hear the frustration in the controller's voice. Even after the warning, a male voice on the flight deck still insisted it was moderate chop. It took the controller directly coaching them “Are you experiencing severe turbulence?” before both pilots finally answered yes. ​Fast forward to November 1: At 35,000 feet, the crew once again reported "moderate turbulence" while the jet was violently bouncing 600 to 700 feet, accompanied by light ice as they requested a climb. Less than 30 seconds later, the Mayday call came. ​While these May audio voices cannot be independently confirmed as Captain Jeff Gregory and copilot Nathalia Filgueiras, the operational pattern involving this specific airframe is undeniable twice over. ​When severe conditions are repeatedly minimized on the flight deck, vital emergency response windows vanish. ​ #AviationSafety #Learjet60 #N722BD #NTSB #AirTrafficControl #AviationNews #Investigation Video credit: @atcshortclipz on TikTok