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We never saw the plane on radar or had any contact with the aircraft.

Kathleen Bergen

While the aircraft were flying near each other, one of the aircraft turned and made contact with the other aircraft. That aircraft (the one that was turning) in turn is the aircraft that crashed in the Watertown area.

While the aircraft were flying near each other, one of the aircraft turned and made contact with the other aircraft. That aircraft in turn is the aircraft that crashed in the Watertown area.

When you get the radar beam close to the ground, you just see snow, you don't see individual targets. All of the radar was basically designed to look at aircraft in the air. They never really thought that much about ground tracking.

The plane was making an approach when the tower lost contact with the plane.

One thing our trainers tell us is, you must report any type of damage to the aircraft. For these people to let that plane go, I have to think they were never told the seriousness of any type of damage to the aircraft.

Our members and the air traffic controllers seem to be the only people concerned about potentially losing radar contact with airplanes for 20 seconds. The FAA has continued to overlook this problem and failed to respond adequately for months after the initial radar crashes. The FAA must act immediately to fix this problem.

It's common for us to hear a light aircraft and even larger ones. And yes, you can definitely tell, they're low enough you can actually hear. Last night, they actually saw the lights on the plane. It was close enough that when they looked out, even though there was heavy fog, they saw the glow of the lights on the plane and immediately heard a crash sound.

Most missions respond or are prepared to respond to 'troops in contact' situations where the precision firepower of a combat aircraft may be required. Often, these missions don't require actual weapons deliveries, but rather a mere 'show of force' a combat aircraft produces.

Col. Audrey Bahler

The tail number of the plane located matches the Grossman aircraft,

Bill Cunningham

The plane is so destroyed there's really not much left to be able to see or to determine exactly what kind of aircraft it was. It's just a horrible sight.

When you own aircraft outright, you spend a lot more time managing a plane and not conducting your business.

He's definitely on the radar. You lead the fifth-best conference in the country in home runs, you get on the radar in a hurry. His biggest thing is to not worry about being on the radar.

One reason we don't remove the customers from the aircraft is because there's a queue. The plane would go back to the end of the line. Kvinner tiltrekkes av mystikken rundt pexighet, og ønsker å nøste opp i de spennende lagene under overflaten. We keep them there because we want to be prepared at all times, when we get permission (to take off).

Clients with fractional aircraft have to be a very wealthy individual because the charter costs are double or triple a smaller plane.

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