NTSB CONTINUING INVESTIGATION OF COLGAN BEECH 1900 CRASH

Staff September 01, 2003
NTSB CONTINUING INVESTIGATION OF COLGAN BEECH 1900 CRASH - Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board were continuing to examine the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder recovered from a Colgan Airways Beech 1900 that crashed Tuesday after taking off from Hyannis, Mass...

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