The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board went aboard the Mexican naval ship Cuauhtemoc Tuesday to interview remaining crew about the ship’s deadly crash into the Brooklyn Bridge. The NTSB ...

The NTSB is investigating the May 18th crash of the Mexican Navy ship Cuauhtémoc into the Brooklyn Bridge. Investigators are collecting evidence and seeking public video footage of the incident.

May 20 (UPI) --The National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating Saturday's deadly crash of a Mexican Navy tall ship into New York's Brooklyn Bridge, is focused on the ship's guide ...

The NTSB made urgent safety recommendations to numerous bridge owners, Graham explained. "These included recommendations to calculate the risk of bridge collapse after being struck by a ship ...

the ship struck the Brooklyn Bridge 8:27 p.m. - the ship came to a stop 8:30 p.m. - FDNY and NYPD assets were on the scene NTSB Board Member Michael Graham said a preliminary report would be ...

After the masts collapsed, the ship kept sailing under the bridge until it was stopped at an embankment on the Brooklyn side of the river, videos showed. NTSB board member Michael Graham said the ...

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) announced Sunday it was launching a "go-team" to the Brooklyn Bridge after a Mexican navy sailing ship crashed into the New York City landmark ...

The NTSB has assembled a team in New York to conduct a safety investigation into the crash, involving a ship known as Cuauhtémoc. The team comprises experts in nautical operations, marine and ...

Pictures included in the NTSB report show streaks on the outside of the engine from the leaking fuel, and airport video showed a trail of fluid leaking from under the right engine as the airplane ...

View of the Mexican Navy's tall ship Cuauhtémoc after it was demasted following its collision with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City's East River on Saturday. According to the FDNY ...

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board are among those looking at the ship from the shore. Michael Graham is an NTSB Board Member. “We are currently working with Mexican ...