Will resolve as YES if it is at least partially submerged in a lake, river or other significant body of water when it is located. If it has broken up, then it will resolve YES of any significant part of the plane is under water (I will use my own judgement).
Edit: Question will close after two months. If the plane has not been found within that timescale, then this question will resolve as N/A.
I will not bet since there's the possibility of a subjective judgement being required on the resolution.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/f-35-fighter-jet-missing-pilot-ejects-mishap-rcna105534
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I have closed the question for trading and will most likely resolve to No based on the information that a debris field was located in Williamsburg County SC. The vast majority of the county is not water and no mention has been made of water in any news reports I have read so far. However I will wait 24 hours before resolution to see if further information comes out. Please let me know if you see anything more definitive than what has been said so far.
@Jai I can understand that. My first thought was that this question is about where it is, not when it's found, so wanted to keep it open ended, but can appreciate that doesn't build confidence in the market.
I will add an end date in two month's time and it will resolve to n/a if not found in that timescale.