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Accident causes edit
I was searching the NTSB database to see if more could be found out about the accident and its causes, but the NTSB data currently only goes back to 1962. I did find this blog post by a couple of relatives of the designer/pilot, but while interesting, they are not WP:RS. There are a couple of photos of the innovative design there, though that could be used under "fair use" since the aircraft no longer exists. - Ahunt (talk) 13:44, 24 December 2014 (UTC)