NE Philly Plane Crash

Preliminary investigations found the pilot’s black box recorder did not record audio from the Jan. 31 flight and likely hadn’t worked in years.

Citizens are encouraged to follow deadlines and use new resources if they were affected by the crash in NE Philly.

Andre Howard, 10, was in the car with his father and siblings when the crash shook the busy area near the Roosevelt Mall.

A free pre-game tailgate was arranged in the wake of the deadly crash.

Despite incidents over the past month or so, statistics show that flying remains the safest form of transportation compared with driving or even riding on a train.

Environmental contractors removed dumpsters worth of contaminated soil from the crater, according to DEP reports.

City officials provided more clarity on Friday night’s plane crash to residents at a town hall on Wednesday night in Northeast Philly.

Six people inside the medical jet, including a child patient, her mother and four crew members, were also killed in Friday's crash.

Trey Howard, 10, woke from surgery and almost immediately asked about his sister — after his father assured him that he hadn't missed the Super Bowl.

Residents and businesses may soon be able to return to the crash area, but officials say finding a sense of normalcy will “take much longer.”

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says Philadelphia plane crash left 'expansive' impact zone

As details emerge, locals wrestle with new struggles — and the realization that it could have been much worse.

Federal officials are examining a retrieved voice recorder for clues to the cause of the crash, which killed seven.

Friday’s crash of a medical transport jet in Northeast Philly killed seven people. The investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Wreckage recovery will continue on Monday, and all of the wreckage will be sent to a secure location in Delaware for further examination.