Found Parts Could Reveal What Went Wrong In Buffalo, NY Plane Crash

The NTSB is winding up its work at the site of Thursday’s commuter plane crash outside Buffalo. In the small town where it happened, they tried to come to terms with tragedy Monday. ABC News’ Linsey Davis has the latest.

An investigator says a crane will lift the engines from the site of last week’s deadly plane crash outside Buffalo, New York.

A federal aviation official says the plane that crashed into a house near Buffalo, killing 50 people, was on autopilot when it went down, a possible violation of airline policy in icy weather.

Investigators have recovered the two “black boxes” from the burned-out wreckage of a plane that crashed near Buffalo and killed 50 people.

A preliminary report says there was no indication of a mechanical problem before a small plane crashed in South Carolina’s Lowcountry last month, killing the North Carolina pilot.

President Barack Obama says the deadly plane crash in upstate New York reminds the nation of the fragility of life and the value of each day. Speaking at an event at the White House, Obama said Friday that his prayers are with families and friends who lost loved ones. A Continental commuter plane crashed into a house in suburban Buffalo on Thursday night, killing all 49 people aboard and a person in the home.

Federal investigators are searching through the rubble of a deadly plane crash near Buffalo, New York for the “black boxes.“ National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Steve Chealander said Friday that 14 investigators have been assigned to the crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407.

Federal safety investigators say serious design errors in steel plates connecting beams in a Minneapolis bridge were a factor in the bridge’s deadly collapse last year.