NTSB: Plane didn't dive, but landed flat on house
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timorborder
Rather than a dive, maybe this aircraft literally fell out of the sky like a brick.
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DXXJP
I am very saddened by the loss of life on this flight. However why does this plane have more debris than the pentagon strike, how long did this plane burn yet there is clearly more debris.
Nose dive or flat it still has more debris, is this a hidden wake up call.
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Nessie
One theory is the pilots turned it to remove icing, hence the direction it was facing. I read that this maneuver is sometimes used for ant-icing.
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