NTSB cuts visits to crash sites
Officials from the safety board say they're concentrating their efforts. Others worry trends could be missed.
Former NTSB officials said the agency is relying too much on the FAA. "The idea is that the NTSB is an independent agency - independent of the FAA," said Peter Goelz, former managing director of the NTSB.
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