Authorities Release Identities of Victims of West Palm Beach Learjet Crash

A Learjet 60 crashes on Military Trail in Palm Beach County, FL, Nov. 1, 2026. (Screenshot/ X)

Authorities have released the identities of the nine people lost in the crash of a Learjet 60 on Military Trail near West Palm Beach on Sunday.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the names and birth dates of the two pilots and seven passengers that were on board the jet when it plunged to the ground while navigating near a thunderstorm. Those on board were:

• Jeffrey Gregory (Pilot Flying), DOB: 1/03/1971
• Nathalia Filgueiras (Pilot Monitoring), DOB: 1/30/2006
• Rowan Charmi Fehr Toews, DOB: 6/13/1988
• Ana Maria Ramirez Cetina, DOB: 12/17/2001
• Adam Robinson, DOB: 11/10/1980
• Helen Sharp, DOB: 12/12/1985
• Charles Robinson, DOB: 9/23/2024
• Emma Robinson, DOB: 8/21/2022
• Rachel Reed, DOB: 10/29/1988

PBSO did not name the home towns of those on board. Filgueiras was a Boca Raton resident, while the flight’s captain, Gregory, was from Gilbertsville, PA. To date, forensic analysis has not identified any unknown victims given the location of the incident, the statement from the office said.

“The collection of human remains continues at the crash site,” PBSO’s statement said. “All official next of kin notifications of the victims have been made by PBSO. The reunification process is continuing and being coordinated by the Palm Beach County Medical Examiner’s Office.”

The twin-engine jet, manufactured in 2004, crashed on Military Trail between Cresthaven Boulevard and 10th Avenue North, in unincorporated Palm Beach County, near West Palm Beach and Greenacres. It was en route from Austin, Tex. to Eleuthera, in the Bahamas, and had been provided a heading direct toward Freeport, Bahamas – off the coast of Palm Beach County – prior to the crash. Filgueiras reported moderate turbulence before telling an air traffic controller the airplane had entered about a 60 degree bank with a negative vertical speed of 22,000 feet per minute. Severe thunderstorms had enveloped the area prior to the crash.

“Our hearts are with the families and loved ones whose lives have been forever changed by this unimaginable tragedy,” the statement also said.