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Laredo Citation Latitude N523QS crash: what ASN says and what still needs confirmation

June 17, 2026 by Ethan Russo

ASN says a NetJets Cessna 680A Citation Latitude crashed near Laredo Airport during an emergency landing attempt, destroying the aircraft and killing one of six people aboard. Here is what the report says, what we can confirm, and what still needs the NTSB to sort out.

Categories Aviation Tags accident report, aviation, Citation Latitude, crash, Laredo, NetJets, NTSB, Texas

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