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Has anyone else looked into the weather conditions on the night Gary Liu's plane disappeared? I was doing some research and found that flying in coastal areas like Half Moon Bay can be tricky, especially at night. It seems like there might have been some unexpected fog rolling in that evening. I haven’t read anything specific about how much fog there actually was, but could the conditions have contributed to the plane’s difficulties? Wondering if pilots familiar with the area have insights into how common this kind of weather is and if it would’ve seriously impacted visibility. It's just heartbreaking that the plane and passengers never turned up. This case has stuck with me for years, and any small detail might help us understand what really happened that night.
Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the night of May 22, 1998, when Gary Liu's plane disappeared? I know it seems like a small thing, but these weather patterns can play a huge role in aviation incidents. Heavy fog or unexpected wind shifts could’ve been a factor if the pilot wasn't expecting it, especially with a single-engine Piper Arrow. Just curious if there was ever any investigation into the weather reports from that evening. It might help piece together why such a tragic event occurred, even if it's just a tiny puzzle piece in a bigger mystery.
I’ve been reading up on the disappearance of Gary Liu and the others on that ill-fated flight, and something that caught my attention is the witness accounts. Multiple people reported seeing lights spiraling into the ocean—could those have been the plane's navigation lights? It makes me wonder if there's a chance any debris might have been washed ashore somewhere and missed due to rough weather or tides. Has there ever been a targeted search along the coastline beyond the immediate crash area? Even a small piece of wreckage might help bring some closure to the families.