The NTSB held a second news conference on Thursday afternoon to offer an update on the investigation into Tuesday’s deadly plane crash in Akron, now that it’s had a full day of investigation on site.
According to NTSB Vice Chair Bella Dinh-Zarr, many groups around the country are assisting in the investigation, from listening to recordings, to examining the aircraft’s flight controls, landing gear and maintenance records. Dinh-Zarr says modifications made to aircrafts must be reported to theFAA, so records should be available if something was changed.
Dinh-Zarr says investigation has determined the plane was intact before impact.
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source: Cleveland19.com
