During aircraft accident investigations, it is not uncommon for investigators to use different aircraft, but the number is not high.
Most planes in air crashes are not so broken into pieces, and in many cases they can even maintain an almost complete shape, so it is not difficult to put them back together. However, for a plane like the Maserati 123 that crashed into a mountain at high speed and eventually broke into pieces, it is extremely difficult to put it back together.
However, Patrick Zhuo was not joking.
The next day, the investigation team began to reconstruct the skeletal model of the aircraft.
An airplane is not a puzzle that can be pieced together piece by piece. An airplane is a 3D shape. To build a complete airplane, you must first build a complete steel skeleton for it. Just like building a house requires laying a foundation, the investigation team spent three full days and the efforts of more than 30 investigators and workers to finally build the airplane's steel skeleton.
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