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NFL player Joe Mixon says he flew on Florida jet that crashed Sunday, killing nine
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Former NFL running back Joe Mixon said on X on Monday that he had flown on the Learjet 60 that crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Sunday, about a month earlier with the same two pilots. HuffPost, NewsNation and Fox News report that the business jet crashed after a pilot declared a mayday, killing all nine people aboard. Mixon called the pilots “incredible professionals and genuinely wonderful people.” HuffPost reports that former employer East Coast Jets named the pilot as Jeff Gregory, 55, and co-pilot Nathalia Filgueiras, 20. Officials say investigators are examining the stormy weather as a major focus.
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Joe Mixon said he flew on the same Learjet 60 with the same two pilots about a month before the crash.
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The Learjet 60 crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Sunday, killing all nine people aboard, according to the reports.
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The business jet was headed from Texas to the Bahamas and a pilot declared a mayday before it crashed.
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East Coast Jets, the pilot’s former employer, named the pilot as Jeff Gregory, 55.
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Officials say investigators are examining the stormy weather in the area as a major focus of the cause inquiry.
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All three outlets report that Joe Mixon said he flew on the Learjet 60 that crashed in Palm Beach County, killing nine. The left and right headlines lead with Mixon’s emotional reaction, while the center headline leads with the flight and the crew he praised.
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Leads with a quoted emotional reaction and the phrase “Surprise Link”, making the star’s personal connection to the crash the hook.
'Absolutely Devastated': NFL Star Reveals Sensational language“Surprise Link”“Surprise” dramatizes a personal flight connection that the facts state plainly.More neutral: linkDisagree with this highlight? To Florida Plane Crash
HuffPostFar LeftAll left-leaning headlines the center
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States the flight link as plain fact and highlights the crew’s reputation through the player’s praise, with no emotional framing.
NFL player flew on jet that crashed in Florida, previously met ‘wonderful’ crew
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Headline credits the former star as the source with “says” and quotes his reaction, presenting his personal flight link as the news.
Former NFL star says he previously flew on private jet that crashed in Florida: 'Absolutely devastated'
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harsh realizationMore neutral: learned he had been aboard
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Joe Mixon, a two-time NFL Pro Bowl running back, came to the harsh realization he had been aboard the private jet that plunged out of the sky and crashed onto…
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terrifying crashMore neutral: fatal crash
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…two-time Pro Bowl running back wrote that he’s “absolutely devastated” over the terrifying crash that saw a Bahamas-bound Learjet 60 aircraft that took off from Texas take a nose…
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“Surprise” dramatizes a personal flight connection that the facts state plainly.
'Absolutely Devastated': NFL Star Reveals Surprise Link To Florida Plane Crash
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From the left
1 outletLeads with
- Mixon’s emotional reaction
- The pilots’ professionalism and youth
- The human toll of the crash
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'Absolutely Devastated': NFL Star Reveals Sensational language“Surprise Link”“Surprise” dramatizes a personal flight connection that the facts state plainly.More neutral: linkDisagree with this highlight? To Florida Plane Crash
The two-time Pro Bowl running back called the crash a “tragic reminder of how fragile life is.”
From the center
1 outletLeads with
- Mixon’s earlier flight on the same jet
- The crew’s reputation as described by Mixon
- Mixon’s career background
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NFL player flew on jet that crashed in Florida, previously met ‘wonderful’ crew
(NEXSTAR) – NFL player Joe Mixon has claimed he recently flew on the same Learjet 60 that crashed in Florida on Sunday. Mixon, who played for the Cincinnati Bengals and the Houston Texans, also said the same crew had piloted his flight. …
From the right
1 outletLeads with
- Mixon’s own account on social media
- The emotional quote from the post
- The flight a month before the crash
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Former NFL star says he previously flew on private jet that crashed in Florida: 'Absolutely devastated'
Joe Mixon revealed he flew on the same Learjet 60 with the same two pilots just a month before the fatal Palm Beach County crash killed all nine aboard.
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7 hr 33 min later
Its first report, Nov 3, 2:03 PM EST
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6 hr 30 min later
Its first report, Nov 3, 1:00 PM EST
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