Trevor Collins

Can you believe that?

Dude.

That's...

I almost can't, but you gotta.

I mean, that's- That's what happened for some people.

That's what happened for some people, yeah.

Dude, that's wild.

That's really- Wow, man.

So in closing, there's still a good amount to discuss here because like I've kind of implied, I won't be exhaustive because there's a lot of lessons learned from this accident.

But ultimately, the NTSB fully reconstructed the plane and kept it on display in Ashburn, Virginia at the training facility.

And for almost 20 years, this reconstructed aircraft was used for accident investigation training.

And so, like, you do love to see it.

Like, it's so weird to say that because it's so obviously tragic.

Like, don't get me mistaken.

But the fact that we can learn so much from this and, like, improve safety, like, beyond measure.

Like, that's at least, again, I've said this maybe four times now.

So drink for the fourth time here, cold comfort.

But, like, that's pretty impressive, dude.

Yeah.

to pull all this up out of the ocean, put it all together.