NTSB gives update on deadly plane crash
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The National Transportation Safety Board said a text message was sent by a passenger on board that read "emergency landing" before the crash.
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NTSB: Plane carrying Greg Biffle and family attempted return after takeoff before deadly crash
During Saturday’s briefing, NTSB board member Michael Graham said the plane took off from one runway and attempted to return after about 10 minutes in the air. Investigators said they are still working to determine why the pilot tried to return.
Chair Jennifer Homendy on Wednesday said the board “vehemently opposes” one of the provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed by the House of Representatives hours earlier. She said during a press conference that the NTSB took notice of Section 373,
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