Reconstructed TWA 800 to be Dismantled
The 747, which crashed in 1996, has been a centerpiece of NTSB accident investigation training for two decades.
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Pilot’s Decision-Making Cited in S-76 Crash
The NTSB says flight into IMC led to the California accident that killed 9.
Supplemental System’s Failure Leaves Pilot Struggling for Control
A loose screw led to a series of problems that resulted in the Citation’s uncommanded roll and unexpected descent, the U.K. AAIB says.
Accident Investigation, Helicopter Safety, In-depth Feature
Fatigue Cited in Fatal 2018 EMS Crash
U.S. NTSB report says the AS350 accident occurred on the first night after the Wisconsin pilot’s week-long vacation.
Accident Investigation, In-depth Feature, Safety Oversight
Congressional Report Cites ‘Flaws and Missteps’ in 737 MAX’s Development and Certification
House Transportation Committee says actions by both Boeing and the FAA led to two fatal crashes.
Accident Investigation, Helicopter Safety, In-depth Feature
Loss of Control Cited in Crash of Police Helicopter in Virginia
The U.S. NTSB says the Virginia State Police pilot could not get his Bell 407 out of vortex ring state.
Defining ‘Most Suitable and Quickest’
Safety experts mull ways of speeding the dissemination of critical accident information.
Regrouping
After two crashes, and amid ongoing investigations, Boeing expects its MAX airplanes to return to the sky later this year.
NTSB Operations Return to Normal
Fifteen aviation accidents resulting in 21 fatalities were not investigated during the shutdown.
Accident Investigation, Cover Story
‘Manual Inputs’
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370’s departure from its planned route likely was intentional, investigators say.