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Does anyone know if there have been recent efforts to locate the wreckage of the Cessna 172 that went down in 1979, with Albert Zeitler and the others onboard? I'm curious if advancements in sonar or underwater drones have been discussed or used in similar cases to locate submerged aircraft. It's bizarre how the plane has remained unlocated for decades, given how much technology has advanced since. If anyone has any insights or knows about similar recovery cases, I'd love to hear more about the challenges and successes. It's fascinating how even a small advancement in tech could potentially bring answers to longstanding questions.
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Has anyone else been following the strange circumstances surrounding Albert Zeitler's disappearance? The fact that the Cessna 172 sent out a distress signal but they couldn't locate the wreckage is so perplexing. It really makes you wonder about the conditions over Lake Ontario that day. I've read a bit about water currents in that area being particularly strong and unpredictable, which might explain why the wreckage hasn’t been found yet. Another thought—technology has come so far since 1979. I can’t help but wonder if there are new methods or tools that could finally bring some closure to his family. Does anyone know if there have been any recent search efforts or advancements in underwater exploration that might help uncover the plane wreck?
