Мистер Вульф против войны

@Thepointspilot: Pilot here. It could be either suicude, flight control failure, or Mach tuck. But likely what it was is something called Mach Tuck. It is common in Learjet 60’s and older Learjets. Essentially, you exceed the maximum airspeed at altitude and it is unrecoverable to the point that you continue to speed up while not being able to produce lift with your wings. Further description: (your coefficient of lift eventually moves too far behind the wing making it impossible to produce lift, this causes the aircraft to lose altitude like a falling dart, in turn gaining airspeed and crashing. All Pilots are aware of this, some just push too close to the maximum speed threshold, and when you experience clear air turbulence or other factors that would push you too far past the maximum speed threshold, this happens. Explained by a pilot. Very clear.