00:01722delta 350, moderate turbulence, plus or minus, ok, no, 700 feet, 600 feet.
00:11N722delta, roger, say outside air temperature.
00:14Negative 47 degrees Celsius, we're managing the ice, but it is moderate turbulence, we're direct free point.
00:20Ok, N722delta, roger, let me know if you need anything else, I'm just working you in a minor space right
00:25now.
00:26Thank you, if you have any better rides, let us know, 222delta.
00:31N2Bdelta, the rides do improve on my airspace, you're kind of far outside of it right now, you can expect
00:36better rides ahead.
00:38Roger, 2Bdelta, and now we're picking up precipitation, we need to climb 370, label 2Bdelta.
00:47N722delta, roger, climb and maintain possible 370, no further rides and you're present heading for traffic.
00:52Climb 370, 2Bdelta.
00:55722delta, we're descending 8000, mayday, mayday, we're descending 10,000 feet per minute.
01:02N722delta, roger.
01:03Declaring emergency, 722delta, we are in an overspeed condition, descending 20,000 feet per minute.
01:11N722delta, roger, out to your discretion, let me know what you need.
01:16N722delta, we're going to crash into the ground, 722delta.
01:23N722delta, I'm here with you, talk to me.
01:24N722delta, we are descending 22,000 feet and we are banking 60 degrees.
01:311, 2B, what are you making?
01:36N722delta, roger.
01:37N723delta, roger!!
01:40Look out, Ty, Jack, look out, Ty!
01:44Holy ***, we're out of 10!
01:49N223delta, N223delta, how do you hear?
01:54N723delta, Miami.
01:55Gracias.
