 The main section of the wreckage has never been found despite the efforts of Navy and Coast Guard divers.According to the Nov. 17, 1959, edition of the "New York Times," I. W. Dymond, vice president of operations for the airline, said the weather "was anticipated, but it was not a factor" in the crash.He added that New Orleans had instrument meteorological conditions, and indicated that the crew had planned to use this method on the approach until the plane was below the low ceiling.