Plane RecoveryFlying magazine
It takes an almost surgical approach to retrieve a plane if it goes underwater. Not only does the team in charge of the recovery need to know every detail of the plane before going in, they also have to "treat every recovery as a potential crime scene," as Rich Morin explains in a first-person account for Flying magazine. Morin has performed more than 400 recoveries, and he takes the reader through the process hour-by-hour. Definitely worth a read. [Flying]
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