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24:29Now PlayingThe NTSB has released its preliminary report on the tragic plane crash involving Greg Biffle, and the findings clarify several major points that have been widely misunderstood since the accident.
In this video, Captain Steeeve walks through what the report actually says — including who was flying the aircraft, what is known about crew qualifications, and what the investigation has not yet concluded.
As always, this is an early-stage report. No probable cause has been determined, but the details already released raise important questions about cockpit roles, decision-making, and how quickly a flight can spiral into a high-workload emergency.
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