JFK Jr.'s Last Words: Chilling NTSB Report

0:00On March 26, new details from a 1999 National Transportation Safety Board report revealed John F. Kennedy Jr.'s chilling last words. Before his spatial plane crash, the 30-year-old magazine publisher told his flight instructor he wanted to fly alone that night without a second pilot as he headed from. New Jersey to Massachusetts. He was working toward his instrument rating to fly using cockpit gauges and poor visibility, but his instructor said he was not ready and might. Struggle with extra tasks and hazy conditions. Other pilots noted poor weather that July 16th evening and the instructor would not have approved a similar night flight. JFK Jr. piloted a Piper Saratoga with wife Carolyn Bassett and her sister Lauren toward a family wedding in Hianna's port, planning to drop Lauren, and Martha's Vineyard first. The plane took off around 8.39 pm, but about an hour later radar showed it veering left into a steep descent. The report obtained recently by E. News highlights these moments ahead of an FX series finale

1:04on March 26 that covers the crash in a biographical drama of the couple's life. Their story drew intense media scrutiny from paparazzi chases to family tensions, underscoring the pressures they face right up to that tragic end. I'm Corey with the story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update, AI-powered and always trending.