National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has the responsibility to investigate of an accident and prepared a report of their findings. The NTSB is an agency to determine the cause of the accident and to provide Safety Recommendations to the FAA or other entities as to how to avoid other accidents due to that cause. While,the FAA investigates an accident or incident to determine whether or not any Federal Aviation Regulation, FAA policy, or standard has a defect or needs to be changed or modified.
These programs include such areas as pilot certification, aircraft certification, operating rules, etc. Both agencies work very closely with many other groups such as manufacturers, pilot groups, industry organizations, in order to accurately determine the cause of the accident. The FAA investigates all airplane accidents and incidents to some extent based on the specific situation while the NTSB prepares reports on selected accidents, normally those of a serious or significant nature based on the current NTSB criteria.Each agency was taken the specific responsibilities and functions to avoid the air crash accident happened back.
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