>>2561063 (lb.)

Yes, I know the pop of the island is only 17, anon, but look at the elevation map, where the roads/houses are, and the approx site of the crash. Even assuming precision flying and a semi-flat approach, there is almost no room for error to crash that plane w/o risking the population. The elevations are nearly identical. That's where I am having my problem with this being a white hat op.

>>2561753

Do the planefags have a flight path for that crashed Q400 on Ketron Island? I'm trying to figure out if it had to go over/avoid the high point in elevation before crashing.