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NTSB: Sleep disorder may have contributed to Boston train crashupdated: Tue Jul 14 2009 17:20:00

A Boston trolley operator killed in a crash last year likely had a sleep disorder and fell into a "micro-sleep" shortly before the collision, the National Transportation Safety Board ruled Tuesday.

Friends recall crash victimsupdated: Mon Mar 23 2009 20:11:00

Friends and family recall victims of a plane crash that killed 14, including seven children. CNN's Ted Rowlands reports.

Plane crash kills 3 families with young children on way to vacationupdated: Mon Mar 23 2009 20:11:00

Three families with young children were heading to a ski vacation together when their plane crashed into a cemetery in Montana, loved ones of the victims said Monday.

Text messages of engineer in deadly train wreck detailedupdated: Thu Mar 05 2009 14:05:00

Trains and text messages made a deadly combination when two locomotives collided head-on last year near Los Angeles, California, witnesses told an investigative panel this week.

Prescription drugs impaired tanker-crash pilot, feds sayupdated: Wed Feb 18 2009 23:06:00

The pilot of a tanker that crashed into the San Francisco Bay Bridge in 2007, causing a major oil spill, was under the influence of multiple prescription medications that impaired his judgment, federal officials said in a report Wednesday.

NTSB: Design flaw led to Minnesota bridge collapseupdated: Sat Nov 15 2008 04:43:00

Federal regulators said support plates that were about half as thick as they should have been were the likely cause of the August 1, 2007, bridge collapse in Minnesota that killed 13 people and injured 145.

Bone fragment from Fossett wreckage to be testedupdated: Fri Oct 03 2008 18:49:00

A bone fragment found in the area where Steve Fossett's plane crashed will be tested to determine whether it came from an animal or a human, a Madera County, California, sheriff's spokeswoman said Friday.

Fossett left a secretupdated: Fri Oct 03 2008 18:49:00

Adventurer Steve Fossett was working on a secret project when he died. KGO reports.

Some remains found in Fossett plane wreckageupdated: Fri Oct 03 2008 09:22:00

A small amount of human remains has been found in the wreckage of the plane that adventurer Steve Fossett was flying when he disappeared last year, a National Transportation Safety Board official said Thursday.

Fossett plane foundupdated: Fri Oct 03 2008 09:22:00

More than a year after Steve Fossett disappeared, search teams have found his plane. ITN's Richard Lawrence reports.

Time.com: Remains Found at Fossett Wreckage Siteupdated: Thu Oct 02 2008 20:00:00

Federal investigators say they have found body parts amid the wreckage of a missing adventurer's airplane in the mountains of eastern California

Time.com: New Interstate Bridge in Minneapolis Opensupdated: Thu Sep 18 2008 12:00:00

A steady stream of motorists crossed the new Interstate 35W "smart bridge" as it opened early Thursday, a little more than a year after the old one collapsed into the Mississippi River and killed 13 people

First cars go over new bridgeupdated: Thu Sep 18 2008 11:29:00

The first cars travel over the new I-35 bridge in Minneapolis, a little over a year after the previous one collapsed.

Plane scare at Heathrowupdated: Thu Sep 04 2008 15:23:00

A British Airways jet landed short of the runway at London's Heathrow Airport. CNN's Richard Quest reports.

Time.com: Airplane Fuel Tank Rules Unveiledupdated: Wed Jul 16 2008 19:50:00

A device to prevent airplane fuel tanks from exploding must be installed on certain passenger jets and cargo planes, federal officials said Wednesday

Chopper crash victimsupdated: Mon Jun 30 2008 19:18:00

Rescue workers carry stretchers out of the woods and load up ambulances after a deadly chopper collision.

NTSB: Medical helicopter crash is 9th this yearupdated: Mon Jun 30 2008 19:18:00

The midair collision of two medical helicopters in Arizona that killed six people Sunday is part of a "disturbing" national tendency, a National Transportation Safety Board official said Monday.

Time.com: Personal Jet Examination Orderedupdated: Fri Jun 13 2008 14:10:00

Federal regulators have ordered the immediate inspection of throttles on small personal jets manufactured by Eclipse Aviation Corp. after one made an emergency landing

NTSB: Pilots' long hours leading to accidentsupdated: Thu Jun 12 2008 09:57:00

Responding to recent accidents linked to pilot fatigue, federal safety officials hope to reduce airline pilots' logging 14-hour days.

$38 million deal reached in Minn. bridge collapseupdated: Fri May 02 2008 19:59:00

Two Minnesota state lawmakers said Friday that they have reached a deal to compensate victims of the Interstate 35 bridge collapse that killed 13 people in Minneapolis last year.

2007 Minnesota bridge collapseupdated: Tue Jan 15 2008 14:25:00

The I-35W bridge lies broken and twisted in the Mississippi River after collapsing on August 1, 2007.

NTSB: Near-collision videos show runway dangers updated: Fri Nov 09 2007 08:53:00

The National Transportation Safety Board has released dramatic animation of two runway near-collisions this year to illustrate what the agency says is the need for improvements in runway safety.

Police arrest intruders near fallen bridge, boost securityupdated: Thu Aug 09 2007 04:01:00

Security is being beefed up at the site of last week's bridge collapse after 16 people were arrested for trespassing and hindering the investigation, Minneapolis police said Wednesday.

Painstaking recovery at bridgeupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 22:28:00

Painstaking recovery at bridge

Sheriff: Bridge debris may hold more victimsupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 22:28:00

Investigators need to begin removing debris from the Mississippi River to further the investigation of the I-35W bridge collapse and the search for missing motorists, Hennepin County Sheriff Richard Stanek said Monday.

Bridge construction crews questioned as divers searchupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 06:07:00

Federal investigators questioned construction crews that were working on the Interstate 35W bridge over the Mississippi River when it collapsed last week, while divers Sunday continued their search for victims of the disaster.

Police ID 8 still missing after Minnesota bridge collapseupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 00:39:00

As investigators probed what caused an interstate bridge packed with rush-hour traffic to collapse into the Mississippi River this week, Minneapolis police Saturday night issued a statement naming the eight people -- including a 2-year-old girl -- still missing in the murky waters.

Bush visits bridge siteupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 00:39:00

Bush visits bridge site

Bush visits bridge collapse siteupdated: Sat Aug 04 2007 07:48:00

President Bush surveyed this week's bridge collapse in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and pledged the government would "eliminate roadblocks" and "cut through paperwork" to get it rebuilt.

Bush visits collapsed bridgeupdated: Sat Aug 04 2007 07:48:00

Bush visits collapsed bridge

Divers face dangerous conditions as river search continuesupdated: Fri Aug 03 2007 08:13:00

The search for bodies in the Mississippi River was painstakingly slow as divers navigated debris and coped with low visibility after Wednesday's deadly bridge collapse, officials said.

States warned to inspect bridgesupdated: Fri Aug 03 2007 07:44:00

U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters notified state transportation departments Thursday to immediately inspect all bridges of the same design as the one that collapsed Wednesday in Minnesota.

Bridge collapse probe focuses on unexplained shiftupdated: Fri Aug 03 2007 07:40:00

Investigators trying to figure out what caused Wednesday's massive bridge collapse are focusing on the southern end of the span, which "behaved differently" as it fell, the National Transportation Safety Board said Friday.

Time.com: Why Did the Bridge Fall?updated: Thu Aug 02 2007 18:00:00

The investigation into the failure of the Minneapolis bridge is just beginning, but there are clues behind the collapse

Time.com: 4 Dead, 79 Injured in Minneapolis Collapseupdated: Thu Aug 02 2007 00:00:00

Divers searched the Mississippi River on Thursday for more bodies entombed in cars trapped beneath the surface. As many as 30 people remained missing

Derailed train hauling toxic chemicals allowed to burnupdated: Tue Jan 16 2007 09:23:00

Rail cars that caught fire after a freight train crash near Louisville, Kentucky, were being allowed to burn throughout the night to destroy hazardous materials inside them, authorities announced Tuesday evening.

New caution for pilots landing on wet runways updated: Fri Jan 27 2006 13:11:00

The National Transportation Safety Board is urging that commercial airplane pilots change the way they calculate stopping distances on slippery runways to avoid a crash, such as the one in Chicago that killed a child.

Seaplane's cockpit recording 'unreadable'updated: Thu Dec 22 2005 03:59:00

The federal safety official in charge of the investigation into the crash Monday of a seaplane off South Beach said Wednesday the plane's cockpit voice recorder contained no information.

Crack found in doomed plane's wingupdated: Wed Dec 21 2005 06:48:00

Investigators have found a crack in the wing that broke off a seaplane before it plunged into waters off Miami's South Beach, killing 20 people, a federal official said Wednesday morning.

Wing broke off doomed seaplaneupdated: Tue Dec 20 2005 00:37:00

The right wing detached from a vintage seaplane before it plunged into the sea off Miami Beach and killed 20 people, but it was unclear what caused the wing to break off, investigators said Tuesday.

Holiday rush may have led to Chicago train wreckupdated: Thu Nov 24 2005 17:13:00

Drivers eager to get out of town for the holidays may have caused a train wreck at a crossing in suburban Chicago, the acting chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday.

Travelers younger than 2 still fly for freeupdated: Thu Aug 25 2005 19:27:00

Airlines can still allow children younger than 2 to fly for free as "lap children," the Federal Aviation Administration announced Thursday.

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