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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has taken charge of the investigation into a recent Learjet crash at Scottsdale ... blunt truth NASA makes emergency decision over 'city-killer ...

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Both executive jets are US-registered, the G200 as N199DF and the Learjet as N81VN. US FAA charts for Scottsdale airport indicate the airport fire station is adjacent to the Southwest Jet Center.