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PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY Using the following two slides to review these answers with the students after they’ve had a few minutes to make their own list. © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY OPERATIONS: The history of the accident flight and crewmembers' duties for as many days prior to the crash as appears relevant. STRUCTURES: Documentation of the airframe wreckage and the accident scene, including calculation of impact angles to help determine the airplane's pre-impact course and attitude. POWERPLANTS: Examination of engines (and propellers) and engine accessories. SYSTEMS: Study of components of the plane's hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic and associated systems, together with instruments and elements of the flight control system. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL: Reconstruction of the air traffic services provided to the pilot, including acquisition of ATC radar data and transcripts of controller-pilot radio transmissions. WEATHER: Gathering of all pertinent weather data from the National Weather Service, and sometimes from local TV stations, for a broad area around the accident scene. HUMAN PERFORMANCE: Study of crew performance and all before-the-accident factors that might be involved in human error, including fatigue, medication, alcohol, drugs, medical histories, training, workload, equipment design and work environment. © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY Notification and Initial Response Based on projected scope of the investigation The information available about the accident at this time may be incomplete and therefore, the Go Team may be modified to fit the needs of the investigation after the initial Go Team arrives on scene and more accurate information is gathered On-Scene Activities Investigation assignments and organization Accident site safety precautions Wreckage preservation Data collection and initial analysis Progress meetings Press Briefings Release of wreckage Closure of the investigation command post Post-On-Scene Activities More invasive analysis based on the various “Go Team” specialties Preparation for and completion of Public Hearing(s) Technical review of witness testimonies, party submissions, and “Go Team” notes/reports with emphasis on factual information and proposed safety recommendations Preparation of a DRAFT accident report NTSB deliberation of FINAL accident report Release, publishing, and archiving of the FINAL accident report Safety Recommendations Most important part of the NTSB’s investigative process Can be issued by the NTSB throughout the aviation accident investigation May not always be directly related to the final determined cause of the aviation accident Safety studies previously conducted by the NTSB are used to support the safety recommendations spawning from an aviation accident investigation Often provided to specific organizations in which the safety related issue can best be addressed to include how safety can be improved Results of an aviation accident investigation may create opportunity for further research in areas of civil aviation where additional safety recommendations can be provided © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY Accident investigations are designed to find “probable cause” which does not necessarily mean that the actual or all causes will be determined due to the many factors that the investigation may not be able to find. However, the investigation does provide a fairly accurate account of factual data in which can be used to improve safety and thus prevent similar accidents in the future. This is the theme of this lesson and the upcoming accident investigation exercises. © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY Watch the recreation after the students have had an opportunity to review the accident history in their packets. © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

PROPRIETARY © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association