💔 HEARTBREAKING REVELATION: Victims of the Tragic Florida Plane Crash Identified — Including an Entire Family of Four and a 20-Year-Old Co-Pilot With a Promising Future.

Tonight.

Investigators are working to determine the cause of a private plane crash in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Nbc’s Jessie Kirsch has more on the family killed on board and the 20 year old pilot who made the mayday call as that plane went down.

Car dash camera video capturing the moment a private jet nosedives into the ground near West Palm Beach, Florida.

We’ve frozen the video before the moment of impact.

Then an explosion as this mᴀssive fireball fills the South Florida sky.

A flaming crater left behind.

Officials say this Lear jet was flying from Austin Texas to the Bahamas Sunday afternoon When it crashed, killing all 9 people on board.

Mayday, Mayday — Air –, traffic — control audio taking us inside the cockpit for the frightening final moments.

A dire warning from the flight’s co-pilot, now identified by family as 20-year-old Natalia Figueras, who earned her pilot’s license while still in high school.

We are On social media, Anthony Robinson writing on behalf of the pᴀssengers’ families, identifying Adam Robinson, Helen Sharp and their 2 and 4-year-old children as victims.

The statement also identifying Anita Maria Satina, Rachel Reed and Charmee Fair as pᴀssengers Killed.

Atc audio suggests the crew may have tried flying around a powerful thunderstorm.

We’re making a fairly large, but then FlightRadar24 data shows the plane plunging 35,000 ft in less than 90 seconds —

We — do have Some indication that the aircraft was breaking up before impact.

Now federal investigators are on scene — even collecting files from the co-pilot’s office — today.

What would the role of the co-pilot on the audio recording have been in the midst of all this?

Would she have been at the controls or simply relaying communication?

We don’t yet know that, and that is one of the things that we’ll seek to determine.

Mm, that was Nbc’s Jessie Kirsch reporting.

The Federal Aviation Administration and The National Transportation Safety Board are investigating that crash.