Atlas Air Crash Investigation: Investigators Use Drones To Look For Answers
  

By: Kristy Kiernan Contributor

Aerospace & Defense  

I teach and conduct research in unmanned systems and aviation safety.

Last week, a drone flew low over the still waters of Trinity Bay and the wreckage of Atlas Air flight 3591. The Phantom 4 Pro, operated by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) was part of the accident investigation effort that will help determine what happened to the Boeing 767, which crashed into the bay east of Houston last week.

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Aloha and Drone On!

Great hand catch, (or launch).

Interesting read.  Thanks for posting the link Cetacean.

Hi there, Captain @Cetacean. Thank you for sharing. Fly safely. Cheers!

Always nice to see drones being put to good use.

Awesome. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing!

EdM Posted at 3-13 07:10
Interesting read.  Thanks for posting the link Cetacean.

Aloha Ed,

     No problem.  If the technology works - use it!  

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I notice he doesn't have a sun hood or anything....I wonder how they can see "the clues" in the sun?

Thanks for sharing C.

Cool info. Thanks for sharing.

Sayhelloforme Posted at 3-15 21:34
Cool info. Thanks for sharing.

Aloha hello,

     Happy to do so!

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DJI Gamora Posted at 3-13 09:56
Hi there, Captain @Cetacean. Thank you for sharing. Fly safely. Cheers!

Aloha Gamora,

     Mahalo!  Now that would be an interesting job to have.  Flying Phantoms and NTSB Investigations.

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