 That was NTSB Alaska Region Chief Clint Johnson. When the aircraft was located by the search and rescue teams on June 19th, underwater footage from a remotely operated vehicle revealed that the left float was liberated from the airplane and that the left wing exhibited damage to the inboard leading edge consistent with the impact from the left float. According to Johnson, the damage to the float and wing is not conclusive enough to determine the cause of the crash. No conclusions being drawn at this point right now. And as far as the damage to the wing and the float,