Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport

And the other time, this actually spawns some memories.

When I was getting my pilot's license, so I'm up at Montgomery Field.

I did the 30-day package.

You just go nonstop twice a day, your ground school and flights.

So I thought that was really, really cool, and that's all a flying simulators is, right? It's just adding more senses to your visualization.

And even Microsoft Flight Sim works, like I talked about Redbird, or we've been going to aviation simulation here on Montgomery Field in San Diego.

They're a local business, and they have, like, a hangout lounge as well as a couple simulators where you can hang out, you can learn, you can meet other people, and you can get a discounted rate at simulators.

They have these types of things at other airports.

Anyone here in flight training based in San Diego? I am.

Well, I'm not in flight training, but I definitely recommend Aviation Simulations.

Go check them out at Montgomery Field.

You can get discounted rates on the simulators and meet a lot of cool people that can help you out, and I know instructors hang out there as well.

Right.

The plane left Teterboro, New Jersey, stopped for fuel in Wichita, and was attempting an approach at Montgomery Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego.

And the weather conditions that night were just incredibly grim.

How bad was it?

the helicopter, the client arranged that.

But I got to fly from, I think it was Montgomery Field, to the ship, which was incredible.

That is

amazing.

Bam.

Latest on this plane that crashed at Montgomery Field.

Claiming the lives of two people.

This

was yesterday

afternoon, just before 5.30. News

8's Kelly Hesedal joins us from Montgomery Field with what she's learned.

That's right.