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Old 2nd June 2009, 12:45   #1 (permalink)
 
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Sources for Accident Reports

Hi all,

I am looking for national resources on the internet which publish the official accident reports. Not plane-crash.info and the like please....

I know of the NTSB and AAIB etc. If you know the address of your local Accident Investigation Bureau, please post it here.

I am tired of reading all those speculations when someting big happens. By the time the report comes out, most of us have forgotten about it. I would like to collect the reports and make them publicly available on my pilot website in an effort to provide easy access to as many interested people as possible. Thanks for your help.

Cheers
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Old 2nd June 2009, 16:53   #2 (permalink)
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historic Aircraft Accident Rpts

Question in slot above, asks for sources for accident reports --

Since the advent of the "web", many historic mishap reports are available on the "web", and more and more each year.

For earlier ASB and CAB AARs (USA pre' NTSB) , there is this:
Online Digital Special Collections Library
(click on Historic Aircraft ... Reports)

Here's a library with AARs sorted by country:
Aviation Safety and Security Archives
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Aviation Safety and Security Archives: Digital Library
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Old 2nd June 2009, 17:26   #3 (permalink)
 
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Take a look at Ron Schleede's list at ISASI:

ISASI—Air Safety Through Accident Investigation
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Old 4th June 2009, 08:00   #4 (permalink)
 
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most of the useful sites are here

Aviation Safety Network > Accident investigation > aaibs
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Old 6th June 2009, 18:44   #5 (permalink)
 
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Thanks

Thank a lot, the last link is what I am after...
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Old 13th June 2009, 13:15   #6 (permalink)
 
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Also:

Maldives-
Civil Aviation Department - Accidents and Incidents

and

Tanzania-
Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority

and

Greece-
Air Accident Investigation And Aviation Safety Board

and

India-
OPERATOR

and

Nepal-
:: Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation ::

and

Nigeria
::Accident Investigation Bureau Official Website

and

Portugal
http://www.gpiaa.gov.pt/cs2.asp?idcat=1026

and

South Africa
CAA Website

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