Las labores de salvamento del mortífero accidente aéreo de Washington D.C. continuaron el martes. Según las autoridades, se han recuperado los restos de las 67 víctimas. Mientras tanto, se ha recuperado una grabadora de voz de la cabina del otro avión siniestrado en Pensilvania.

A regional jet carrying 64 people collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter while on approach to Reagan National Airport near Washington, DC.

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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has completed the recovery of remains for all 67 victims involved in a recent midair collision near Washington, D.C. Of these victims, 66 have been positively identified. The collision involved an army helicopter and an American Airlines passenger jet. Salvage operations have successfully extracted significant portions of the airplane from the water, including the flight deck, tail section, and another engine. 

In addition to the physical recovery, investigators have retrieved data from the airplane's traffic collision avoidance system and are analyzing the black box data from both the airplane and the helicopter. The helicopter itself is set to be recovered soon, which will aid in validating information from the flight recorder. Interviews with five air traffic controllers from Washington Reagan National Airport were also conducted as part of the inquiry.

The investigation has expanded to include a timeline of the 72 hours prior to the crash, focusing on pilot backgrounds, training, and aircraft maintenance history. Meanwhile, a cockpit voice recorder has been recovered from a separate Learjet crash in Pennsylvania. The device was found in an 8-foot-deep crater formed by the crash impact. Both crash investigations are ongoing and the final reports are expected to be released within a year.



Recuperados los restos de los 67 fallecidos en la colisión en pleno vuelo de Washington D.C.

La NTSB confirmó el martes los datos de control de tráfico aéreo de la colisión mortal en pleno vuelo de la semana pasada cerca de Washington muestra el helicóptero del ejército involucrados volaba demasiado cerca del avión de pasajeros de American Airlines Los investigadores también recuperaron del avión el ordenador del sistema anticolisión CBS News corresponsal senior de transportes Chris Van Cleve tiene lo último sobre esa investigación Chris los esfuerzos de salvamento en la escena del accidente han dado lugar a la recuperación ahora de Todo 67 de las personas perdidas en la colisión en pleno vuelo del miércoles 66 de ellas han sido positivamente Identificado esto como equipos de salvamento han levantado más del avión fuera del agua que incluye la parte delantera del avión Y la cabina de vuelo, así como la sección de cola y otro motor de la Junta Nacional de Seguridad en el Transporte continúa su investigación Una vez que todos los restos sean llevados a corto Hemos traído a un hangar seguro donde los investigadores pueden comenzar a ver los restos físicos Mientras tanto, han estado revisando los datos de las cajas negras del avión y del helicóptero La Junta de Seguridad dice que necesitan recuperar el helicóptero para validar cierta información Que están viendo desde el registrador de vuelo allí que se espera que suceda a finales de esta semana Los investigadores también han completado sus entrevistas con los cinco controladores aéreos que estaban trabajando en la torre del Aeropuerto Nacional Reagan de Washington miércoles por la noche en el momento de la colisión También están trabajando para construir una línea de tiempo de las 72 horas previas a este accidente mirando las vidas de los pilotos implicados, así como la formación de esos pilotos y el historial de mantenimiento de los dos aviones en además de seguir desglosando los datos de esos grabadoras de voz y datos de la cabina en Filadelfia. Entendemos que el accidente del Learjet del viernes por la noche Han recuperado la grabadora de voz. Ellos NTSB publicó una imagen del dispositivo maltratadas Entendemos que todavía están trabajando para acceder a su contenido Fue encontrado dentro de un cráter de 8 pies de profundidad resultante del impacto de ese accidente Ambas investigaciones están en curso Pasará hasta un año antes de que tengamos un informe final sobre cualquiera de estos accidentes. Chris Van Cleve en Washington. Chris Van Cleve en Washington.

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