NTSB Blames Boeing and FAA for 737 MAX Door Panel Blowout
NTSB finds Boeing and the FAA at fault for a mid-air 737 MAX door panel blowout, citing missing bolts and oversight gaps in a 17-month probe.
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Black Boxes Recovered from Deadly U.S. Plane Crash into Potomac River
Black boxes have been recovered from a fatal U.S. plane crash into the Potomac River, confirming no survivors. NTSB is investigating the midair collision.
NTSB to Unveil Findings on Ohio’s Fiery Freight Train Derailment
The NTSB prepares to discuss the causes of Ohio’s devastating freight train derailment, examining safety measures and offering recommendations to prevent future disasters.
NTSB Conducts New Interviews in Boeing 737 MAX 9 Alaska Airlines Probe
The NTSB resumes its investigation into the January Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 incident, conducting new interviews and examining Boeing’s safety practices.
Missing Bolts Trigger Boeing 737 Max 9 Door Failure, Prompting Grounding
A Boeing 737 Max 9 door failure caused by four missing bolts has led to a 19-day grounding, as revealed by the NTSB’s preliminary report.