Ecco sfatati un po’ di miti, tipo lo avevano lasciato solo!
Da AvH. Thanks @AustrianSimon for your hard work!On Feb 1st 2025 the NTSB reported in their 3rd press conference, the CRJ's FDR and CVR were successfully downloaded, the FDR working group is currently analysing the FDR data. The CVR contained 124 minutes of good audio. The recordings have already been synchronised. The crew performed an approach briefing and was cleared for the runway 01 approach, the crew subsequently agreed to runway 33 upon question by the controller. The CRJ crew received a Traffic Advisory. About one second prior to impact the CRJ increased their pitch. A transcript of the ATC communication on all frequencies will hopefully be available tomorrow (Feb 2nd). It is not yet known whether the helicopter crew was using their night goggles. The helicopter black box also suffered water intrusion, however, the NTSB is confident to be able to download the whole recordings. In the occurrence the day before claimed to be a near collision by media the separation never reduced to below 1000 feet vertical. At the time of the crash 5 controllers were active, the tower controller was assisted by an assistance controller, an operations supervisor, an operational supervisor in training and a ground controller. Interviews are being conducted. Currently there is no read out of the helicopter's altitude yet. At the time of impact the CRJ was at 325+/-25 feet MSL, the radar screen of tower showed 200 feet MSL (to be verified and assessed). At the data screen of the controller the altitude of the helicopter at the time of impact showed 200 feet, these data are still being assessed. The NTSB is working to exactly determine the altitude at which the collision occurred. The helicopter was within the assigned route with ceiling of 200 feet MSL. The helicopter was showing 200 feet at the radar screen of tower, the reading however has less fidelity than the FDR data of the CRJ showing the CRJ at 325+/-25 feet MSL (end of press conference)