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The NTSB has declined to confirm statements by Sen. Ted Cruz that the crew of an Army Black Hawk helicopter had the aircraft's ADS-B Out transmitter "turned off" when it was in a collision with a PSA CRJ700 at Reagan National Airport in late January. The NTSB said in a media update on Saturday that it has recovered all the big pieces of wreckage from both aircraft and "retrieved additional avionics" from the Black Hawk but it's still not discussing the status of the ADS-B components at the time of the crash. "We don’t have any information to share on that at this time," an NTSB spokeswoman told AVweb. "The examination of key components for both aircraft is ongoing. No conclusions have been drawn at this time." Chair Jennifer Homendy said something similar on Friday but that was before the recovery of the wreckage was completed. The spokeswoman said there is no timeline set for discussing that information.
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