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For those of you who may have missed the live presentation of the latest Aviation Webinar Series, “They Have It All Wrong” Dealing with the NTSB: Winning and Losing, you
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Politico recently published the results of its investigation of the gaps in government agencies’ legal authorities to investigate space tourism accidents and impose safety protections for space launch participants. Politico’s
Continue Reading Setting the Record Straight: The NTSB’s Authority to Investigate Commercial Space Launch Accidents

On March 6, Representative Garret Graves of Louisiana introduced H.R. 1562, the Commercial Space Transportation Safety Act of 2019.  The bill’s text, which became available only recently, indicates that its main purpose is “to provide certain authority to the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate commercial space transportation accidents.” 
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In issuing its 2019-2020 Most Wanted List of Transportation Safety Improvements last month and in holding a recent public meeting, the National Transportation Safety Board has renewed its efforts in identifying safety gaps in Part 135 [Code of Federal Regulations, title 14, Part 135] aviation operations and recommending actions that the Federal Aviation Administration and Part 135 operators to eliminate preventable crashes.
Continue Reading The Feds Turn the Spotlight On Part 135 Operators