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Here is a picture of it as well as what it was doing there. https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-news-historic-airplanes-bradley-airport-20190930-tj2w7ua3wbgjrh4qbmvo5udygu-story.html

That's on me. I caught the original twitter video early and could not embed it. It's gone viral now and has been reposted and hosted on other servers.

I cannot find the video outside of twitter but it's worth a look https://twitter.com/Emergidoc/status/1178781464097374208

So...is this the core for an FAA approved simulator?

Please see recent threads about what happens when both pilots think they are the ones in charge.

That floor needs some nice tile work on it.

I read through every word of the original article and the link page. No definition of TRAC was stated. Approx $500,000 for a trainer. Good or bad pricing?

I purchased the last two raffles but did not this time because of the ticket increase.

Look for fronts as well. For instance this Tuesday there is a cold front coming in just north of Hickory.

I cannot answer your question but how long ago was this?

Not going to post the link but TMZ has some good video of the plane just after the crash with people exiting the plane.

This airport is about an hour away from me, just across the mountains.

But...he didn't clean the bottom!

https://dronedj.com/2019/08/09/louisiana-woman-shoots-at-airplane-mistaking-it-for-a-drone/

OP request satisfied.

I have to say, looking at it in person, it was a nice looking plane. Looked all crippled nose down in the grass, prop ends curled up, parked off the side at the end of the runway. The cost to fix it might be more than it's worth.

Thanks for the estimation. Now, another dumb question. Would any of it be covered by insurance?

Kathryn's report here http://www.kathrynsreport.com/2019/07/piper-pa-28r-200-arrow-ii-n99yp.html

This happened close to home at a private airstrip in Boone, NC. Not much to see from the video. When I drove by it a few days ago it was pulled off to the side of the strip, pitched forward in the grass, no nose gear in sight and curled up prop. There are also zero services at this field...

So there is Vintage feed and now warbird feed. How many feeds are there?