Air Crash Investigators Chapter 41

In early February, exactly six months after the American Airlines Flight 4012 crashed into the sea, the NTSB held a press conference in Boston.

298 victims and one of the most advanced aircraft in the world were enough to attract the attention of the world. The press conference started on time at 9 a.m. NTSB senior investigator Andrew first introduced all the investigations, followed by UAAG spokesperson Grace's final report summary.

Media attention to the accident has never waned since the wreckage was recovered from the ocean in December. The public has long known that the black box of American Airlines Flight 4012 has disappeared and has not been recovered. It is also known that the aircraft did not have any mechanical failures, judging from the wreckage that has been recovered.

In fact, a month ago, Airbus's U.S. shares rose after media reported that the plane had no mechanical failure.

Now, as all media predicted in advance, the conclusion given by the investigation team is most likely that the pilot made an error.