Investigators detail moments before deadly DC plane crash
J. Todd Inman of the NTSB said the passenger jet's flight recorder showed an altitude of 325 feet, plus or minus 25 feet, while initial readings from the control tower indicated the Black Hawk helicopter was at 200 feet. "The question is what would explain the discrepancy? That is what our job is, is to figure that out," Inman said.
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