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SAFETY IN THE SKIES, MASTER VOLUME: PERSONNEL AND PARTIES IN NTSB AVIATION ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS

Recent high-profile commercial aviation mishaps have stretched the National Transportation Safety Board's resources and are testing the agency's ability to unravel the sorts of complex failures that lead to tragic accidents. The Chairman of the NTSB sought an extensive and intensive examination of NTSB's ability to investigate major transportation accidents and in particular, accidents involving commercial aviation. This report, the most comprehensive examination of the workings of the NTSB in its 30 year history, contains the results of that study. The report presents recommendations directed at: strengthening the process which involves manufacturers, operators and others involved in determining the probable causes of accidents; expanding the statement of causation; modernizing the NTSB's investigative procedures; streamlining its internal processes; managing the agency's resources and staffing more effectively; developing training opportunities for NTSB staff, and improving the agency's R&D facilities.