A key part of the Florida Learjet 60 that slammed into the ground on Sunday has been found miles from the crash site.
Nine people were killed when the plane crashed at around 12.50 p.m. in Cresthaven, including the pilot and co-pilot as well as a young family.
An investigation was launched into the crash shortly after it took place, with National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman confirming to reporters on Tuesday that the "majority" of the plane's left elevator had been found, which controls the tail.
