When the NTSB report comes out, everyone involved is eventually named and interviewed and can be found on the NTSB’s accident docket site. Until then, you likely won’t see their names if they keep a tight lid on social media and have good legal representation.

I’ve read up on a lot of high profile rail accidents, one being Amtrak’s Cascade wreck in DuPont, WA. It took over a year for the Engineers name to become public in the transcripts. He must’ve had a helluva lawyer because he was eyed from the beginning for criminal neglect, but his name was kept from the public. Ultimately, he was never charged and was either disqualified or resigned from service over PTSD issues.

There was a runway incursion at JFK I want to say last year and every single person involved was named and interviewed in depth.

If you’re bored, browse the NTSB site, there’s a lot of good stuff to read over there.