Federal accident investigators provided new details about the extent of poor visibility along the route of the helicopter that crashed in January, killing basketball star Kobe Bryant, without providing definitive answers about the cause. The National Transportation Safety Board’s update released Friday indicates that when the twin-engine chopper went down near Calabasas, Calif., killing the legendary player and eight others, the weather might have deteriorated from earlier reports in the vicinity, with fog and cloud banks...

Source: Wall Street Journal February 07, 2020 23:05 UTC