Army Corps of Engineers and U. Coast Guard will begin clearing the wreckage from the deadly plane crash in Washington, D. Engineers say it will take three days to remove the remnants of the American Airlines jet from the Potomac River before shifting focus to the helicopter. Those parts will be transported to a nearby facility for investigation. They say frigid temperatures and low visibility in the river have made their efforts more difficult.
Meanwhile, investigators are still looking into what led to the crash of Flight It comes after one air traffic controller was left performing the duties of two people on the night of the crash. That includes members of U. Figure Skating who had been in Wichita for a competition and a development camp. Rinks across the country are encouraged to participate.
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