The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) revealed on Tuesday a new timeline for its investigation on the aircraft collision over the Potomac river, saying it won't provide any new information until authorities retrieve the Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed with the American Airlines passenger jet.
"NTSB needs additional information to verify data points from the Black Hawk. In order to obtain this information, the Black Hawk needs to be recovered from the water, which is expected to take place later this week," the agency said in a post on X, adding that it will provide an investigative update on its website.
