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Earth Bound Misfit

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6. Reports are plane was registered to a Houston law firm

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Mon Jan 26, 2026, 10:02 AM

Jan 26

The plane's registered address is the Houston office of the personal injury legal firm, Arnold and Itkin, Reuters and CNN reported. The Houston Chronicle is working to confirm details.

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/article/bangor-plane-crash-21315089.php

ETA: Bangor is a popular stop for refueling business jets before heading into the North Atlantic. Looks like final dest was France according to this:
https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/565865#:~:text=Departure%20airport%3ABangor%20International%20Airport%2C%20ME,down%20and%20was%20destroyed%20byp

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Private jet with 8 aboard crashes on takeoff in Maine, FAA says [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jan 26 OP

Absence of a destination is interesting. CincyDem Jan 26 #1

Another report said the plane was owned/operated by a Houston law firm. bluedigger Jan 26 #4

I do not bdamomma Jan 26 #15

He resides in a Houston hotel room to avoid Maine state taxes, last I heard. bluedigger Jan 26 #17

thanks bdamomma Jan 26 #18

Airports are forbidden.... SergeStorms Jan 26 #11

Interesting. CincyDem Jan 26 #14

Online public information vs...... SergeStorms Jan 26 #16

My preliminary guess will be ice build up on the wings not correctly cleared EX500rider Jan 26 #2

Bingo. SergeStorms Jan 26 #12

Esp the Bombardier Challenger 600 ...due to it's super-critical wing design, it can basically have zero ice/snow on wing EX500rider Jan 28 #19

I'm not familiar with the plane. SergeStorms Jan 28 #20

What a crazy time to take off, with a snowstorm mainer Jan 26 #3

Executive on board more than likely ordered the pilots to "Take off now, I don't care what you think" LiberalArkie Jan 26 #9

I just saw a post on X that the plane was registered to a Houston Company mainer Jan 26 #5

Convenient! travelingthrulife Jan 26 #8

Reports are plane was registered to a Houston law firm Earth Bound Misfit Jan 26 #6

Shows the ridiculous mentality. You have $25-$30M jet but are forced to admit we better Bengus81 Jan 26 #7

Federal Aviation Administration says 7 killed, 1 survived jet crash in snow in Bangor, Maine mahatmakanejeeves Jan 26 #10

There's an extremely terrible joke..... SergeStorms Jan 26 #13