Accidents
Crews Recover Ditched Transair Boeing 737 Off Hawaii
The NTSB prepares to examine the flight recorders and wreckage of the Transair Boeing 737 that crashed off of Hawaii on July 2.
Salvage experts recover the forward section of the fuselage of a Transair Boeing 737 from the Pacific Ocean about two miles from Ewa Beach near Honolulu, on October 21. (Photo: NTSB)
Salvage experts recover the forward section of the fuselage of a Transair Boeing 737 from the Pacific Ocean about two miles from Ewa Beach near Honolulu, on October 21. (Photo: NTSB)

Search crews have recovered both flight recorders and all major components of the Transair Boeing 737-200 cargo jet that ditched into the Pacific Ocean on July 2, shortly after takeoff from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, the NTSB said Tuesday. Operating as Flight 810, the pilots ditched the aircraft after reporting anomalies in both engines. Both pilots survived. The wreckage came to rest on an ocean shelf at a depth ranging from 350 to 450 feet.