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#Breaking: NetJets Private Jet Crashes on Loop 20 in #Laredo,#Texas The B52 that crashed yesterday is Reg: 60-0061. The serial number of this Citation also ends in 0061. A Cessna Citation Latitude (N523QS) operating for NetJets crashed late Tuesday night near Saunders/Loop 20, close to Laredo International Airport. The...

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