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Learning From the Past http://wp.me/p1lQdj-re
NTSB investigating 9/8 crash of Piper J3C-65 in Kingsland, Texas.
NTSB offering training to those involved in transportation accident emergency response: http://go.usa.gov/rdQP
Kentucky Aviation Conference http://wp.me/p1lQdj-r8
NTSB investigating a crash of a Cessna 421 that crashed shortly after takeoff from Fort Worth Spinks Airport, Texas.
NTSB releases report on 7/31ATC incident at Reagan National Airport: http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20120802X64749&key=1 …
NTSB releases preliminary report on Ellicott City, Md., derailment: http://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/2012/ellicott_city_md/Preliminary_Report.pdf …
NTSB investigating 9/3 crash of a Skykits light sport aircraft in mountainous terrain in Murtaugh, Idaho.
NTSB investigating 9/1 crash of experimental L-39 at Quad Cities Air Show, Davenport, IA
NTSB investigating 9/1 crash of Cirrus SR22 in Falmouth, Mass.
The Importance of Communication http://wp.me/p1lQdj-qY
Delisi: "The new frontier for being proactive in aviation safety is to collect and analyze non-accident data."
NTSB's John Delisi discussed @ ISASI Seminar how NTSB's Most Wanted list fosters awareness of safety issues.
Rosekind: "Developing and fostering safety awareness are key components to accident investigation."
NTSB Member Mark Rosekind highlighted the importance of accident investigation boards during a panel discussion @ ISASI seminar.
NTSB's Dr. Joseph Kolly discusses at the ISASI Seminar the benefits of a safety studies program to proactively promote aviation safety.
A Pilot’s Story http://wp.me/p1lQdj-qU
NTSB Member Robert Sumwalt moderates panel discussion at ISASI Seminar on covering the gap from the on-scene phase to the final report.
NTSB Vice Chairman Hart moderates panel discussion at ISASI Seminar on challenges associated with parallel investigations.
NTSB is investigating an accident in Pierre, SD involving a Lee SQ2000 experimental aircraft.
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