FAA, NTSB Investigating ‘Close Call’ In Newark
The incident happened earlier this week and was made public on Thursday.
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NTSB Blames ‘Systemic Failures’ For Deadly D.C. Collision
The agency will issue a final report on the accident in the coming weeks.
Memo: FAA Denied Request to Reduce Arrivals Before Fatal Potomac Collision
Air traffic controllers who raised concerns about Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport were allegedly told the matter was ‘too political’ to address.
NTSB: Flight Attendant Hurt in Southwest Evacuation
Investigators say a crew member was injured after the 737 returned to Houston following reports of a burning odor.
NTSB: CommuteAir Crew Continued Landing Despite Two Go-Around Calls
Fifty-three people escaped injury when the United Express flight overran the runway in Virginia.
Object That Damaged 737 MAX Windscreen Could Have Been a Weather Balloon, Company Says
WindBorne, which builds and operates long-duration weather balloons, said it is in contact with the NTSB and FAA.
NTSB Releases Final Report on Alaska Door Plug Blowout
The NTSB on Thursday released its final report on a midair door plug blowout on an Alaska flight last year and assigned ultimate responsibility to Boeing.
Inadequate Training at Boeing Cited as Probable Cause for Alaska Door Plug Blowout
The National Transportation Safety Board has found the probable cause for last year’s Alaska Airlines door plug blowout was Boeing’s failure to “provide adequate training, guidance and oversight” to its factory workers.
NTSB Warns of Smoke Risk on Boeing 737 MAX
According to the NTSB, the flight deck rapidly filled with “acrid white smoke” so thick that the captain had difficulty seeing the instrument panel.
At Least One Passenger Survived Air India Crash
The survivor’s medical condition is not known, though India’s home minister, told reporters that he had met the man, suggesting he is conscious.
