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Two other people remained hospitalized in critical condition, while a third was in stable condition, officials said Tuesday. We need that information, that's a key piece of information," Shin said Tuesday night. "With the cockpit voice recorder, while we have that data, crew accounts and crew interviews will help fill in some of the blanks for us that the crew remembers in terms of actions that they might have done but not verbalized, and so that's something that we need a complete understanding of before we're to analyze what happened with the throttles in this case." Witness Abraham Altamar, who was working at a nearby warehouse, told NBC6 he spoke with one of the pilots just after the crash and let him use his phone to call his wife. "He was shaking, he was in shock," Altamar said. "I mean, we kept asking him, like one of my coworkers was asking him, like, 'what happened?' And he mentioned something that it was something with the brakes." What to know about the pilots in the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami - NBC 6 South Florida. Homendy and NTSB investigator Chihoon Shin said they wanted to hear the pilots' accounts about what happened before releasing a readout of the cockpit voice recorder.
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