NTSB question

On Sep 11, 2:44 pm, Jay Honeck wrote:
How does the NTSB go about researching GA accidents? Specifically,
how do they decide *when* they're going to do the investigation, and
when (or if) they are going to release information?

Thanks,

Jay Honeck

I am mildly interested, too.
A close relative of mine was involved in a non-injury takeoff accident
when the aircraft he was flying rolled left at rotation and impacted
the ground causing multiple rollovers and complete destruction of the
aircraft. Really, really amazing he wasn't hurt & there was no post-
crash fire. He walked away & is fine.
This was months ago & the aircraft is still sitting on the edge of the
field it crashed in. For all we know, no to little action by NTSB of
yet...
I have purposefully withheld details of this crash at family's
request.

Ricky

For all we know, no to little action by NTSB of
yet...
..

Ricky

Yup, they are gonna be surprised when they finally hear about it!

denny

On Sep 13, 6:24 am, Denny wrote:

For all we know, no to little action by NTSB of

yet...

Ricky

Yup, they are gonna be surprised when they finally hear about it!

denny

No, sir.
NTSB has visited the accident site and has been in communication with
the pilot.
They certainly "heard about it" immediately after the accident.

Ricky