← Back to context Comment by xp84 2 days ago Why doesn't the FAA usually implement the changes the NTSB raises after learning from crashes? 2 comments xp84 Reply alex_sf 2 days ago They do when appropriate after considering all concerns. The NTSB is solely concerned with safety. The best rulemaking is not literally safety-first or nothing would actually get done. MostlyStable 1 day ago See: Nuclear power for an example of this.
alex_sf 2 days ago They do when appropriate after considering all concerns. The NTSB is solely concerned with safety. The best rulemaking is not literally safety-first or nothing would actually get done. MostlyStable 1 day ago See: Nuclear power for an example of this.
They do when appropriate after considering all concerns. The NTSB is solely concerned with safety. The best rulemaking is not literally safety-first or nothing would actually get done.
See: Nuclear power for an example of this.