>>9871222

>>9871212

>>9871173

>>9871206

NTSB_Newsroom

@NTSB_Newsroom

NTSB is investigating the Sunday, July 5, 2020 crash over Lake Coeur d’Alene, ID involving a Cessna TU206G and a de Havilland DHC-2.

11:12 PM · Jul 5, 2020·Twitter Web App

https://twitter.com/NTSB_Newsroom/status/1279991570520059905

PF has searched ADS-B history for the 5th of July and has been unable to get any ADS-B track of either aircraft. Searched flight aware KCOE and Lewiston arrival/departure history. Searched for photos of possible tail numbers. Searched the entire FAA registry of each instance of either model registered in the State of Idaho. Nothing. Have a strong feeling that the DHC-2 was probably N2106K, a local flight tour seaplane. But no sauce. They were at a low altitude at the time of the crash. So it's possible that no receiver was line of sight to pick it up an display it to the network. Either that or both aircraft were registered in another state.

https://brooks-seaplane.com/

>>9871486

Might have a visual match with floats on the DeHavilland. It could be N2106K. Looks like a match to this anon anyway.

https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/kootenai-sheriff-2-dead-after-planes-collide-over-lake-coeur-dalene-search-continues-others/3TBLSWUFSZFD3A4P4ITLLBIUTQ/

https://brooks-seaplane.com/

>>9871535

>>9871486

https://www.krem.com/article/news/water-safety-how-float-planes-safely-use-lake-coeur-dalene-as-a-runway/293-bb7a90d3-c81f-48f0-84c4-3654b35a1872

>>9871426

>Except this time it's the leader speaking

That's an oxymoron.

>>9871757 don't really know anon, but I know what you mean

>>9871777 not to my knowledge,maybe later today. Notification of family has to happen. And they have bodies that they have to recover from 130 feet of water to remove and Identify before that happens.