House Bill on Aviation Safety Gets NTSB Support
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The revised House bill, known as the Alert Act, now has full support from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) following last years deadly midair crash near Washington, D.C. The update requires planes near major airports to carry locator systems, a recommendation first made in 2008. While families of the victims welcome the improvements, they push for stricter deadlines to prevent any delays that could risk more lives. The NTSB initially criticized the first draft but now supports the revised version, which aligns with crash investigation findings. Industry leaders and air traffic controllers back the measure, and it is set to be voted on by the House Transportation Committee today.
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