Noun
transportation safety board (plural transportation safety boards)
A government body responsible for investigations into transportation accidents to determine their cause and recommend courses of action to prevent or mitigate future similar incidents
According to the Flight Safety Foundation, data from the federal National Transportation Safety Board show that 97 percent of all aviation fatalities in the U.S. are in general aviation accidents, not commercial. Source: Internet
An investigative update released Friday by the National Transportation Safety Board says there wasn't any sign of engine failure in the Jan. Source: Internet
But the attorneys general said it did not meet minimum controls urged by the National Transportation Safety Board, an independent federal agency, including restrictions on routing through populated areas. Source: Internet
In her letter, Feinstein noted that back in 2006, the National Transportation Safety Board had recommended that the FAA issue such a requirement. Source: Internet
In the United States of America, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is the organisation responsible for investigating civil aviation incidents and accidents in that country. Source: Internet
Investigators should put consideration of an attack “at the top of their agenda,” said Peter Goelz, a former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board in the United States. Source: Internet