I mean, he literally says that he immediately reported the crash to the FAA and NTSB at the beginning of the video. It's certainly both fascinating and terrify

I mean, he literally says that he immediately reported the crash to the FAA and NTSB at the beginning of the video. It's certainly both fascinating and terrifying to watch, but wouldn't the FAA investigate, regardless of whether or not the crash was "controversial", whatever that actually means in the context of this incident (disclaimer: not a pilot)? Also, isn't the "controversy" here basically a bunch of armchair critics/commenters?