Title: International Accident Investigation
1InternationalAccidentInvestigation
2General
- International aviation accident and incident
investigations are governed by the provisions of
Annex 13 to the Convention on International Civil
Aviation, referred to as theChicago Convention
3General
- The Chicago Convention is administered by the
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
located in Montreal, Canada
4General
- Annex 13, Aircraft Accident and Incident
Investigation, contains the standards and
recommended practices to be followed by all
ICAO-Member States for notifications,
investigations, and reporting of accidents and
serious incidents
5Responsibilities
- State of Occurrence shall
- Notify the States of Registry, Operator, Design,
Manufacture, and ICAO about the occurrence of
accidents and serious incidents
6Responsibilities
- Institute and conduct the investigation, or
delegate all or part of it to the states of
registry, operator, design, or manufacture
7Responsibilities
- Complete a draft final report of the
investigation - Solicit comments on the final draft report from
participating states - Publish a Final Report
8Responsibilities
- Direct safety recommendations to the
investigative authorities of interested states
-any time in the process
9Responsibilities
- State of Registry shall institute and conduct the
necessary investigation of accidents and serious
incidents for which the location is outside the
territory of any state (international waters or
missing aircraft)
10Responsibilities Participating States
- States of Registry, Operator, Design, and
Manufacture shall - Provide relevant information to State of
Occurrence, upon request - Inform the State of Occurrence of intent to
participate in investigation and name an
accredited representative
11U.S. Investigations--NTSB Policies and Practices
- Consider the foreign interests .
- if a non-U.S. registered, operated, designed, or
manufactured aircraft is involved in an accident
in the U.S.
12U.S. Investigations--NTSB Policies and Practices
- Have full access to relevant evidence
- Receive copies of pertinent documents
13U.S. Investigations--NTSB Policies and Practices
- Participate in readout of recorders
- Participate in follow up of activities
14U.S. Investigations--NTSB Policies and Practices
- Participate in progressmeetings
- Make submissions to theNTSB regarding
conclusions, recommendations, and causesin lieu
of participation in the analysis process--(note
accredited representatives and advisors cannot
participate in the NTSBs analysis)
15Final Report
- Under the Provisions of Annex 13
- Draft Final Report is subject to review and
comment by the Accredited Representative from the
all participating states
16Final Report
- Comments are accepted for 60 days
- Report shall be amended to reflect commentsof
the states, or the comments are appended to
theFinal Report
17Safety Recommendations
Safety Recommendations developed by the NTSB that
pertain to another states airline or products
are coordinated with the respective states
accredited representatives before publication
18NTSB Participation Outside the US
- As the state of the operator
- As the state of design or the state of
manufacture - Or the state of registration
19NTSB Participation Outside the US
- NTSB will designate a U.S. Accredited
Representative - Appoint Advisors (an advisor team) to function
under the supervision of the Accredited
Representative that may or may not travel to the
scene (based on the event circumstances)
20NTSB Participation Outside the US
- NTSB participates under the control of the
foreign investigation authority per Annex 13
this participation includes - Field investigation, off site examination and
testing, (simulations and examinations may take
place in the US)
21NTSB Participation Outside the US
- Consultation on the draft Final Report
- Creation of recommendations and action to
preclude accident recurrence
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