NTSB states 21 Air crew not given required wind info before fatal crash

The National Transportation Safety Board’s (NTSB) initial investigation reveals critical shortcomings in communication regarding weather conditions prior to the February 3, 2024, accident involving 21 Air at Miami International Airport. The report indicates that twenty-one aircrew members were not provided with necessary wind information during preparations for their flight. Specifically, the NTSB found a failure to adequately communicate crucial wind data to the pilots before takeoff. This lack of information contributed significantly to the circumstances surrounding the fatal crash. Investigators are continuing to analyze all available evidence and data related to this incident.