NTSB Board Meeting for Investigation of May 15, 2017, Learjet crash near Teterboro, New Jersey 

Crew was behind before they started the engines......perfect statement.

Never saw one of these before, this was super interesting, appreciate that you guys did this in the public space.

I am genuinely impressed by Mr. Sumwalt's professionalism while discussing such a complicated topic.

Just realized what I , as a lay person, like the most about these excellent NTSB videos. The NTSB a full-fledged government agency, but seemingly unlike all other government agencies, when questioned are asked, they get straight answers. Nobody dances around, nobody interrupts another, everyone is professionally attired, and all conduct themselves with aplomb. No matter the event being investigated, these videos are live, unedited, and restore my faith in the government. Other U.S. government departments could learn a lot about decorum and honesty. Thank you NTSB for the always excellent job you perform.

Meeting resumes at 1:45:15

I never would have expected the Chairman to have failed a check ride, thank you for sharing this it actually helped me think that if you fail one its ok

If I could have my dream job it would be to work for the NTSB. It sounds macabre but to figure out what happened and why perhaps lives in the future could be saved from the lessons learned.

The analysis of the accident starts at 29 minutes.

The FAA should create an RNAV to Runway 1 with VFR minimums.

Thanks for posting this!

Thank goodness these two men didn't kill other people.

It’s a sad yet avoidable accident speaking highly about professional training and recurring training Rip crew

Wow these meetings are publicly available i thought they happen behind closed doors

SIC could not start the engine of the plane flown? What???

I do have to question the operator putting two pilots together that both exhibit the same deficiencies. While not regulated, it is at very least irresponsible on behalf of the operator. My thoughts go out to the family members, this must have been difficult information to hear on top of the loss of loved ones.

What a waste of human life.

1) SMS isn't a silver bullet for bad company leadership and dangerous company culture. 2) Asking NY to slow down below 250 knots would likely result in vectors to re-sequence (probably toward ALB), which would have actually helped these guys get ahead of the game.

When the surveillance video was shown, the narrator said the plane had a right bank angle, but it appears to be in a left bank.

a dumb pilot crashes a plane in an open and shut case and we have hours and hours of people drawing large salaries going over it with a fine tooth comb? overkill, waste of time and money.

How the hell did reddit get me into this 🐇 hole? 😂😂

Dana Schulze is hot

air swamp

Just a vailed insult at the President and his Administration.