Investigators in Florida Learjet crash wrapping up work near impact site

Updated to correct number of people killed in the crash.GREENACRES, Fla. (WWSB) - Federal investigators are finishing work near the scene of a Nov. 1 Learjet crash that killed 9 people, it was announced Monday.The National Transportation Safety Board has completed its on-scene investigative activities in the crash of a Learjet 60 near Greenacres, Florida, with the exception of the excavation of the actual impact site, which remains ongoing. The cleared areas include the neighboring Green Acres Mobile Home community, shopping plaza and a high school, the NTSB said on social media.Investigators say they have recovered and identified portions of the aircraft, including components from both wings, both engines, the flight deck, vertical stabilizer, horizontal stabilizer, left elevator, aileron sections and multiple flap track assemblies. Some of the recovered parts have been sent to the NTSB laboratories in Washington, D.C. for closer inspection.Previous coverage:‘Very important’ evidence