NTSB Issues Update on its Investigation Into the Midair Collision Over the Hudson River
The role that air traffic control might have played in this accident will be determined by the NTSB as the investigation progresses.
The recorded weather at TEB at 1151 was wind variable at 3 knots, visibility 10 miles, sky clear, temperature 24 degrees Celsius, dew point 7 degrees Celsius, altimeter 30.23 inches of mercury.
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