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The accident investigation bureau, part of Ethiopia’s transport ministry, provided draft copies of the interim report to U.S. parties participating in the probe, including the FAA and NTSB, less than a week before it was publicly released.
The report offers little insight into flight crew actions or training, signaling that investigators do not see pilot performance as a factor in the disaster.
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