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Fatigue Crack Led to Propeller Separation
No one injured in March 2017 airliner incident.
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FAA, EASA Order More Frequent CFM56-7B Fan Blade Inspections
The new inspection interval has been set at every 1,600 engine cycles.
News, Runway Safety (approach and landing), Accident/Incident Investigation
Crew Lack of Awareness Cited in SFO Taxiway Overflight Incident
Wrong surface event “could very easily have had a catastrophic outcome,” NTSB chairman says.
Accident/Incident Investigation
Hong Kong Establishes Independent Air Accident Investigation Authority
New AAIA brings Hong Kong into compliance with ICAO Annex 13
News, Runway Safety (approach and landing), Accident/Incident Investigation
Business Jet Lined Up with Occupied Taxiway
GIV on approach to Philadelphia overflew four airliners during go-around, NTSB says.
News, Mechanical Issues, Runway Safety (approach and landing), Accident/Incident Investigation
Fatigue Cracking Cited in FedEx MD-10F Landing Gear Collapse
Operator’s nine-year overhaul cycle contributed to the gear failure, NTSB said.
News, Accident/Incident Investigation
NTSB Finally Back to Full Strength
Swearing in of Jennifer Homendy brings board back to five members for first time in four years.
News, Accident/Incident Investigation
Landsberg Appointed NTSB Vice Chairman
Bruce Landsberg, a well-known general aviation safety advocate and past president of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Air Safety Institute, was sworn in Tuesday as a member and…
News, Accident/Incident Investigation
U.S. Senate Confirms Two New NTSB Members
The U.S. Senate this week confirmed the nominations of Bruce Landsberg and Jennifer L. Homendy to serve on the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). The action brings the NTSB back…
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NTSB Plans Hearing on Southwest Engine Failure
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) plans a public hearing in November on the uncontained engine failure that killed one passenger on a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737. The NTSB…