“That’s highly unusual,” said Marks, who has represented families of victims in several high-profile crashes over a decades-long career. “Typically, what happens (is) within 12 to 24 hours, the NTSB shows up at a crash scene. The local responders are requested to secure the area.”

The remnants of the doomed Bombardier Challenger 600, as well as the remains of those aboard, remained untouched on the frozen runway at Bangor International Airport late Tuesday as federal

Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle was not flying his own jet when it crashed last month, killing him and six others, according to a Friday report from investigators. The preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board also concluded that while an experienced pilot was at the controls,