Look what the LQdy found in the 4th issue of the new George Mag. Comms?🧐
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I wonder if we can get the tail number from the picture and cross reference it with Juniors aircraft?
Your wish has come true. The number is N9253N here is what happened to Flight N9253N Crash of flight N9253N in the Atlantic Ocean, near Vineyard Haven, MA
**** The people on that Plane you ask
Thanks anon, cracking bit of info, thanks.
Interesting. I looked up the registration and it mentions nothing about a crash. Airworthiness Class: Standard/Normal.
The registration lead me to searching Random Ventures Inc which the plane was registered to. That company owned George Magazine which isn't a surprise. But... I found another link to an article from 1999 that says his aircraft registration papers washed up on the family's private beach sometime after the crash. The only way I can see this happening is if someone who was carrying the registration exited the water at the beach and dropped it.
I also thought the flight plan was odd. 11:30pm takeoff and instead of following the land as far as possible, it went straight up the Long Island Sound so he was over water for the entire trip. At night.
You can re-register the numbers, that is why this is like you see it. It is Odd because it doesn't look like the serial number changed though. They say that N9253N is Deregistered though. Here is the complete report https://app.ntsb.gov/pdfgenerator/ReportGeneratorFile.ashx?EventID=20001212X19354&AKey=1&RType=HTML&IType=MA
Search the crash database for NTSB https://www.ntsb.gov/Pages/Results.aspx?queryId=b2a5ce7b-91ac-492e-94b2-cd8132e0928b
It's his tail number, N9253N.
No inversion, no mirror.
Spooky ehh, thanks.
In this video it's N9235N.
Inverted, same numbers...mirror
Excellent, thanks for that fren.