In their 3rd media briefing on Nov 7th 2025 the NTSB reported, the CVR contained 124 minutes of good quality recordings. The takeoff run was uneventful initially through the different speed call outs, about 37 seconds after the crew called for takeoff thrust a repeating bell was heard which persisted until the end of the recording 25 seconds later. The crew attempted to control the aircraft. The transcript will be made available when the majority of other factual group reports have been placed into the docket, so a few months down the line. The bulk of the left engine pylon was still attached to the engine when the engine separated from the wing. Additional pieces of the engine attachment have been found in the grass next to runway 17R. The investigation is also looking for possible locations of the still missing people. The 475 feet ADS-B altitude reported the previous day equates to about 100 feet AGL. When the FDR has been analysed the meaning of the repeated bell will become clear though there is working theory it might be related to fire. The NTSB had received the job cards for all work done on the left hand engine. An MD11 simulator test, available at Louisville, will be conducted on Saturday (8.11.).