What's next in the investigation of the Learjet crash in Florida that killed 9?

Investigators are still at the early stages of figuring out why a Bahamas-bound Learjet crashed in Florida, killing all nine people onboard. The NTSB is leading the probe and says it will likely take more than a year to determine the cause. Teams are collecting debris over days, including components found over a mile from the main crater. Investigators recovered key pieces of the tail’s elevator, which helps confirm the aircraft began breaking apart before impact. The cockpit voice recorder is a priority for capturing what pilots said during turbulence, ice formation, and loss of control, though the probe can continue even if it isn’t found.