
Missing Bolts, Weak Oversight
The NTSB faulted Boeing and the FAA in connection with the in-flight separation of a Boeing 737-9 ‘s MED plug.
ATC staffing problems are adding to controller overtime and fatigue, a National Academies report says.
The NTSB faulted Boeing and the FAA in connection with the in-flight separation of a Boeing 737-9 ‘s MED plug.
The NTSB is recommending crews be cautioned that activation of a load reduction device might lead to smoke in the airplane.
The crew failed to realize the wind had shifted. Their 737 overran the runway and stopped with its nose in a lake.
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