What's the significanceI think that’s a wind blade… advertising the drop zone. It’s about half way to the departure runway…
That looks like one of those feather flags.Are we being instructed to look at that large vertical piece of something above the picnic table... appears to be airborne? Did it just fly by the scene of the crash?
That flag and the smoke are being blown the same direction.What's the significance
Look carefully in the background… a whole new perspective… oooph…
This is a screenshot capture from a video that local news aired apparently. I believe that’s looking due east…
Nothing obvious. And not fuel exhaustion or contamination.
Do they have the right to the video?The report said (quoting from memory), “…multiple GoPro cameras were recovered…”
CVR recordings aren’t released, how does NTSB handle GoPro video?
I don’t know. I remember a few years ago they recovered an iPhone and found a bunch of flash photos, on a night flight, where the pilot (C172?) likely lost SA after being blinded.Do they have the right to the video?
Well it isn't the Final so we won't know for sure but it certainly appears the plane did not crash in Kansas City.Nothing obvious. And not fuel exhaustion or contamination.
Until it was decommissioned at the last cycle, BUM had one of the few DME arcs in a reasonable distance from KC. Lots of IR students got to know it well.Well it isn't the Final so we won't know for sure but it certainly appears the plane did not crash in Kansas City.
The NTSB has the ability to secure any item needed to investigate an accident and has subpoena powers if needed. Now what they release to the public is a separate matter.Do they have the right to the video?
You can often get witness videos in the docket.The report said (quoting from memory), “…multiple GoPro cameras were recovered…”
CVR recordings aren’t released, how does NTSB handle GoPro video?
Or maybe the 30 extra gallons in one tank was meant to balance a wing-heavy condition but got put in the wrong side making the imbalance worse?Feels like some sort of control issue. Runaway trim, jammed aileron, control cable discontinuity, etc.
I would think they could get access. I'll say "court order" but you'd need an Attorney or LEO to really tell you want the process is.Do they have the right to the video?
I would think the family (and lawyers) would want to know what happenedDo they have the right to the video?