TOKYO -- Japan has begun investigating the fiery collision at Haneda Airport on Tuesday night, hoping communication records between air traffic controllers and the pilots involved can shed light on how two planes came to simultaneously occupy the same spot on a runway.
An official from the Japan Transport Safety Board, part of the transport ministry, told reporters on Wednesday that the JTSB has recovered the flight and voice recorders of the Coast Guard plane but is still searching for the equipment from the JAL flight.
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