FADE IN: EXT. VIRGINIA BEACH GOLF COURSE - DAY (START DAY 1)1 1 DR. TEMPERANCE BRENNAN drives a golf cart, ZACK ADDY rides shotgun - BRENNAN We’ll be meeting with agents from the FAA, the NTSB, and local police. ZACK Usually Booth handles those people. BRENNAN Plane crashes don’t belong to the FBI. ZACK Why not? FAA stands for “Federal Aviation Administration” and the NTSB stands for “National Transportation Safety Board.” That sounds federal to me. And FBI stands for “Federal--” BRENNAN Zack! ZACK This is the third time in a row we’ve investigated without Booth. I don’t like it. BRENNAN Why? He mostly ignores you. ZACK Ignoring me is Booth’s way of acknowledging my presence. (off Brennan’s look) It’s a guy thing. BRENNAN Here we are. They pull up to the scene of a small plane crash near Virginia Beach. The intense fire has been put out by the local F.D. and all that's left is the smoldering wreckage. Members of the FAA, NTSB and local P.D. work the scene. BONES "The Man on the Fairway" GREEN 1/27/06 1. (CONTINUED) IAN DYSON, the lead inspector from the NTSB, meets them at the yellow perimeter tape and walks them deeper into the crash site - IAN DYSON Dr. Brennan, I’m Ian Dyson with the NTSB. BRENNAN This is my assistant, Zack Addy. ZACK And I say hello, and shake hands, and don’t stare. Dyson gives Zack a look but presses on - IAN DYSON At approximately zero-four-hundred hours last night, a Learjet with five people on board reported horizontal stabilizer trouble two hundred miles south-east of Norfolk. Yeager Airport in Charleston tracked them for thirty minutes until they dropped off the radar screens at zero-four-thirty. The plane tried to make an emergency landing here when it clipped some trees and slammed into the ground.