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National Transportation and Safety Board, an American organization in charge of investigating incidents in America.

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CNN's June 18, 2025 NTSB issues rare safety bulletin about potential issues with Boeing 737 Max engines begins: The National Transportation Safety Board issued a rare, urgent safety bulletin warning ...
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On 19 May 2024, the President of Iran died following the crash of a Bell helicopter, originally built in America. My understanding is that following the crash of an aircraft, the international ...
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Typically, landing a plane gear-up results in costly damage, which easily triggers the NTSB reporting requirement. However, as a glider pilot I can easily see how landing a glider gear-up would cause ...
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The NTSB issued a full aircraft accident report https://libraryonline.erau.edu/online-full-text/ntsb/aircraft-accident-reports/AAR73-10.pdf for what seems to me to be a small general aviation crash. ...
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I am an independent researcher working closely with several NTSB aviation accident reports and would prefer a printed hard-copy. I realize I can print out all of the relevant sections of each report ...
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In the September 2020 issue of EAA's Sport Aviation, Budd Davisson writes Runway width becomes a problem for some taildraggers when it gets to be less than 35-40 feet because of the lack of ...
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I have read an understand NTSB Part 830, and know that IMMEDIATE notification to the NTSB is required for aircraft accidents and the listed serious incidents. My question is, is there a requirement to ...
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49 CFR 830.5 requires immediate notification for in-flight fires. Does that mean there must have been visible plasma? Would the presence of smoke alone be enough to report that there was a fire, or ...
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An answer to the question Why does it take months, sometimes years, for the BEA and NTSB to complete aviation accident investigations? said, Visiting the Site - First there will be a team that heads ...
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I'm trying to understand why there are thousands more records in the "Aviation Accident Database," located here: https://www.ntsb.gov/_layouts/ntsb.aviation/index.aspx than there are in the "...
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I would like to track the progress of an investigation of a particular accident, NTSB WPR18FA200. Some areas of the FAA website (advisory circulars, for example) allow users to register to receive ...
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Why can't I find the incident report I had to file after my death defying landing at John Wayne Airport in Costa Mesa Ca. around 1983? They found the clutch with 4 belts to have malfunctioned and ...
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In a footnote to Administrator v Strobel, the NTSB states: Our precedent makes clear that, “[r]egardless of who is manipulating the controls of the aircraft during an instructional flight, or what ...
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How will an air traffic controller will be treated right after a major incident?
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I'm looking for a simple way to get NTSB safety statistics for different makes/models of aircraft so I can answer questions like: How does the Diamond Aircraft safety record compare to general ...
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