After surveying the crash scene, National Transportation Safety Board investigators say they are no closer to determining what caused the midair collision of two vintage war planes over Dallas.
You may be wondering what the NTSB investigators will be looking for and who they will be talking to.
Any deviations, from the flight path, to the program schedule, will be the first thing Sumwalt says investigators document.
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