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Part 110, page 119 DB Cooper-411
Document date 24 November 1971 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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0358
(7:58 PM
PST) About [guess: purple] and red plastic covered wire
He [guess: kept] holding onto the wire he [guess: had] held
wire near the things that stick up on
the [guess: batting].
0400 10 000 level. 170 IAS FF 4600 [guess: ea]
15° Flaps, gear down.
0402 No Mach. TAT -7°C
0404 above 12 500 [guess: might] get [guess: mask] drop.
0405 attempted 2 times to contact, just responded
he said everything ok
04-08
0411 Reno looks good (weather), 305 At the present
Cabin is fluctuating playing with air stair
[guess: fwd] cabin [guess: filter] on
0422 23 DME S. of [guess: PDX] .14,000 F.O.B 40,000# FF 4000
165 IAS
0425 Reno looks good (wx)
0430 (8:30 PM
PST) [have] [guess: Stew] communicate [illegible] [guess: with] man.
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Handwritten flight log covering timestamps 0358Z (7:58 PM PST) through 0430Z (8:30 PM PST) on the night of the D.B. Cooper hijacking, November 24, 1971. Entries record observations about the hijacker's bomb device (purple and red plastic covered wire), flight parameters matching Cooper's demands (10,000 ft, 170 IAS, 15° flaps, gear down), weather checks for Reno, cabin pressure fluctuations from the aft air stair being manipulated, fuel state, and attempts to communicate with the hijacker.
Handwritten cursive throughout; several words ambiguous Ink is fairly dark but letter forms are difficult in places Three-hole punched page with staple marks at top Page footer stamped '- 117 -' and 'DB Cooper-411' Scan order ← p. 118 p. 120 →