In 1963 the Civil Aeronautics Board and Federal Aviation Agency created the National Aircraft Accident Investigation School at Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center.
The purpose of the school was to provide training for CAB accident investigators, FAA aviation safety inspectors, and members of the aviation industry.
In 1971 this training was transferred to the Transportation Safety Institute, Aviation Safety Division.
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The National Aircraft Accident Investigation School provides training in:
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The School provides training for:
- Federal Aviation Administration
- Department of Transportation
- Department of Commerce
- Department of Defense
- National Transportation Safety Board
- Aviation Industry Operators and Manufacturers
- International Governments, Agencies and Air Operators
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The Aviation Safety Division can provide the following services:
- Training
- Technical assistance in accident investigation
- Technical Assistance in aviation safety program implementation and development
- Course and Curriculum Development
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If your agency, company, or organization has a specific training need in aviation safety program management or aviation accident investigation,
contact the Aviation Safety Division at
AviationSafetyTraining@dot.gov
or 405-954-3614. We are here to support you.
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