Ήταν μόλις 20 ετών: Ποια ήταν η νεαρή πιλότος του μοιραίου τζετ στο Παλμ Μπιτς

🚨Tragic Turn in Palm Beach County Learjet Crash: 20 Year Old Co Pilot Identified The co pilot aboard the Learjet 60 that tragically crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, resulting in nine fatalities, has been identified as 20 year old local aviator Nathalia Gadelha. ​Gadelha, who grew up in Palm Beach County, made headlines back in October 2023 when she earned her private pilot's license at just 17 years old famously achieving her wings before she even had a driver's license. ​Her mother and stepfather confirmed to the New York Post that she was in the cockpit flying the aircraft from Austin, Texas, to the Bahamas when it entered a catastrophic nosedive dropping at over 20,000 feet per minute before crashing near Military Trail. Harrowing air traffic control audio captured the final moments of the flight as the crew fought desperately to manage the aircraft. ​Our thoughts are with the families and loved ones of all nine souls lost in this devastating accident. ​#AviationNews #PalmBeach #BreakingNews #FloridaCrash #NathaliaGadelha #PublicSafety

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— Amy Leigh (@IAmyLeigh) November 2, 2026

I believe the female pilot involved in the tragic private plane crash in Palm Beach County today is Nathalia Filgueiras, of Florida. Nathalia Filgueiras did a news interview about getting her pilot's license while still in high school in 2023. In a March 2026 post, Nathalia posted about flying a LearJet 60, the type of plane that crashed today. Her sister, Giulia, also seemingly commented on a TikTok post about the crash saying "My sister 💔" and her Instagram is following Nathalia's "itsnatflig" account. Her partner, "J" (as seen in her IG bio) is likely the "Jack" she cries out to in the chilling audio. It looks like she flies with him routinely, according to her former social media posts. Jack is also heard reciting the Lord's prayer in the moments before the crash. May they rest in peace.

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— Evan Kilgore 🇺🇸 (@EvanAKilgore) November 2, 2026

🎧 AUDIO: N722BD with Miami Center in the final minutes before the Learjet 60 went down in Greenacres, FL. It starts like routine radio traffic: ATC passes along rides ahead and the temperature, and gives the crew altitude at their discretion. The crew reports descending and says they’re direct Freeport. Then the weather comes up. The crew says they’re managing turbulence and picking up precipitation. Soon after, the transmissions change: they declare an emergency and say “we are banking.” Near the end, you hear “descending ten thousand” and ATC repeating the callsign, “November seven two two bravo delta.” Flightradar24 data shows the jet falling at more than 32,000 ft/min from 8,750 ft. Nine people were aboard. 🎧liveatc

— Aviation Reporter (@TripppleSeven7) November 1, 2026

WATCH: Dashcam video captures the crash of a $2 million Learjet 60 (N722BD) in Palm Springs, Florida. https://t.co/8jmiOMG9ys

— Scope Report (@ScopeReport_) November 1, 2026