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Hey everyone, I've been thinking quite a bit about Edward's case lately and wanted to share some thoughts. I've always been curious about the choice of aircraft. The Rockwell S-2R Thrush Commander is mainly an agricultural aircraft, right? I'm no expert, but would love to hear from anyone with aviation experience about how this aircraft handles in rough weather conditions like the foggy day Edward went missing. It's been a while, yet this aspect of the story seems to puzzle me the most. ? If anyone has insights or wants to discuss theories, I'm all ears!
Hey folks, I've been diving deep into Edward's case, and something that's been puzzling me is the role of the weather at the time of the crash. It was reported that there was an indefinite ceiling of only 100 feet and visibility was just a mile because of fog. Given those conditions, it makes me wonder if Edward was legally allowed to fly that day or if he took a risky chance given the potential dangers. Also, I find it curious that the plane was reportedly flying so low over the water. Could this have been an attempt to navigate under the fog, or was it a last-minute effort to regain visual reference? Would love to hear any insights, especially if anyone has experience with flying under similar weather conditions.
Hey everyone, I’ve been digging into Edward’s disappearance and came across some puzzling info about that Rockwell S-2R Thrush Commander he was flying. Did you guys know that the Thrush Commander is typically an agricultural aircraft? It got me wondering why Edward was out in those weather conditions in the first place—fog and low visibility aren't exactly ideal for that type of plane, let alone anything else. Anyone here familiar with the typical use of these planes in Alaska or why he might have been flying one near Larsen Bay on that fateful day? Always curious to hear your thoughts or if anyone’s seen similar cases with crop-duster types used outside of agriculture.