[MindBender26]

If it was 3-5 miles, on the extended centerline of the runway, then very probably a 1000 foot misread of the altimeter (all too easy to do)

Does anyone have the N number of the A/C? I can get owners from that.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Does anyone have the N number of the A/C? I can get owners from that.

Well, there are articles in the thread that already list the owners... ;0)

[Amish with an attitude]

"Does anyone have the N number of the A/C? I can get owners from that"

From post #2:

Jet Place Incorporated of Tulsa, Okla., is the registered owner of the Gulfstream G-1159-A.

[fastattacksailor]

N85VT

[fastattacksailor]

I get the NTSB Emails when an A/C has a problem:

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NTSB ADVISORY

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National Transportation Safety Board
Washington, DC 20594

November 22, 2004

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NTSB LAUNCHES TEAM TO INVESTIGATE GULFSTREAM PLANE CRASH IN
TEXAS

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The National Transportation Safety Board has launched a Go-
Team to investigate the crash of a Gulfstream near the Hobby
Airport in Houston, Texas.

About 6:15 a.m. CST, today a G-II, (N85VT) with 3 persons
aboard, reportedly clipped a light pole before crashing in a
nearby field. All on board were fatally injured.

Frank Hilldrup is the Investigator-in-Charge of the NTSB
team of 10. NTSB Vice Chairman Mark Rosenker will accompany
the team and serve as principal spokesperson for the on-
scene investigation. Lauren Peduzzi is the NTSB press
officer traveling with the team.

Information regarding the investigation will be released
from the accident scene in Houston, Texas.

NTSB on-scene Media Contact: Lauren Peduzzi, (202) 557-1350

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