Estos Pilotos NUNCA DEBIERON VOLAR ese AVIÓN

On May 15, 2017, a Learjet 35A took off from Philadelphia bound for Teterboro, New Jersey. A repositioning flight. No passengers. 28 minutes in the air. What sets this case apart from many others is uncomfortable to say aloud: before that plane even took off, there was already enough evidence to question whether those two pilots should have been there. It wasn't a secret. It was documented. And the people who should have acted on that information didn't. What happened next was the result of all of that combined, not a moment of bad luck, but a series of decisions that accumulated, both inside and outside that cockpit, until there was no turning back. In this video, we analyze the entire case: the backgrounds of both pilots, the CRM errors in the cockpit, and the lessons every pilot should know. 📄 Official Accident Report: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/A... ✈️ Join the Hispanic Aviation Community: https://www.skool.com/aviacion 🔔 Subscribe for more aviation analysis in Spanish 📱 Follow us on social media: Facebook:   / eddieaviationservices   Instagram:   / eddiemalacara   TikTok:   / eddieaviationvideos   #aviation #hispanicaviation #learjet #aviationaccident #crm #airsafety #pilots #teterboro #aviationinspanish #aviationanalysis