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The primary purpose of investigating any aircraft accident is to prevent recurrence. Legal teams may wrestle with “who” when assigning blame, but investigators are focused on the “why” to make sure the “what” never happens again. The NTSB sleuths have a solid track record of finding the cause of a...
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