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National Transportation Safety Board (US)

National Transportation Safety Board (US)
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is an independent U.S. government investigative agency, headquartered in Washington, D.C.. Established in 1967, its primary mission is to determine the probable cause of civil transportation accidents and formulate safety recommendations to prevent future occurrences. The NTSB investigates incidents across aviation, highway, marine, pipeline, and railroad sectors, including hazardous materials releases. Renowned for its unbiased investigations, the agency issues crucial safety recommendations and conducts studies, significantly contributing to global transportation safety improvements.
Accidents and personal safety

Hong Kong investigators recover black boxes from crashed cargo plane

Air Accident Investigation Authority pledges a preliminary report within a month after recovering flight recorders from salvaged wreckage.

Hong Kong airport closes runway as salvage vessels arrive to clear wrecked plane

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Titan sub imploded on way to Titanic wreck ‘because of faulty engineering’

In addition to failing to meet strength and durability requirements, the vessel was not adequately tested by OceanGate, the vessel’s owner.

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