The deadly D.C. plane crash salvage efforts continued on Tuesday. Officials said remains from all 67 victims have been recovered. Meanwhile, a cockpit voice recorder was recovered from a separate Pennsylvania plane crash.

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.



Remains from all 67 people killed in D.C. midair collision recovered

The NTSB confirmed Tuesday air traffic control data from last week's deadly midair collision near Washington shows the army helicopter involved Was flying too close to the American Airlines passenger jet Investigators also recovered the traffic collision avoidance system computer from the plane CBS News senior transportation correspondent Chris Van Cleve has the latest on that investigation Chris the salvage efforts at the crash scene have resulted in the recovery now of All 67 of the people lost in the midair collision on Wednesday 66 of those have been positively Identified this as salvage crews have lifted more of the airplane out of the water that includes the front of the plane And flight deck as well as the tail section and another engine the National Transportation Safety Board is continuing its investigation Once all of the wreckage is brought to short We've brought to a secured hangar where investigators can begin pouring over the physical wreckage Meanwhile, they have been going through the data on the black boxes from the airplane and the helicopter The Safety Board says they need to recover the helicopter in order to validate some information They're seeing from the flight recorder there that is expected to happen later this week Investigators have also completed their interviews with the five air traffic controllers who were working in the Washington Reagan National Airport tower Wednesday night at the time of the collision They are also working to build a timeline of the 72 hours leading up to this crash looking at the lives of the pilots involved as well as the training of those pilots and the maintenance history of the two aircraft in addition to continuing to break down the data from those Cockpit voice and data recorders in Philadelphia. We understand from that Learjet crash on Friday night They have recovered the voice recorder. They NTSB posted an image of the battered device We understand they are still working to access its contents It was found inside about an 8-foot deep crater resulting from the impact of that crash Both investigations are ongoing It will be anywhere to up to a year before we get a final report on either of these accidents back to you Chris Van Cleve in Washington. Thank you

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