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Learjet parts found miles from crash site, NTSB says

The US National Transportation Safety Board said wreckage from a Learjet was found miles from where the plane came down. According to investigators, pieces of the elevator, which controls the aircraft's up-and-down pitch, separated before impact.

The Wall Street Journal
Black-and-white view of an abandoned plane wreck on a barren dark landscape under a misty sky
Illustrative photo: Black-and-white view of an abandoned plane wreck on a barren dark landscape under a misty sky. Photo by Neil Cooper on Unsplash

Background

The National Transportation Safety Board is an independent US federal agency that investigates civil aviation accidents and other transportation incidents. The Learjet is a type of private business jet. Investigations of this kind typically take time before final conclusions on the cause are issued.

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