Visualized for the pilot
Goldberg Aviation’s aircraft accident database,where the pattern is the point.
See where accidents happen, when they happen, and to whom — before you fly into one. Filter to your slice, watch the pattern emerge on the chart, and click any bar to drill into the cases behind it.
95records·NTSB-sourced·TBM + Pilatus PC-12 today
Live from the database
Accidents by year
Last 15 years · Click any bar to drill into the records behind it.
Total records
95
Fatal accidents
40
Total fatalities
137
Aircraft models tracked
23
Built for pilot research
Start with the pattern. End at the case.
Not a search box. Not a stack of PDFs. A visual research surface for pilots who want to learn from the accident record — not just read it case by case.
Visual first, not search-first
Open to a dashboard, not a search box. Stacked-bar charts by year, phase of flight, and defining event — every bar clickable, fatal vs. non-fatal split.
No dead-end drill-downs
Click a chart bar → the exact records in that bucket. Click a row → full accident detail. Click any NTSB field → the raw API response. Nothing stops at an aggregate.
NTSB-backed facts
Auto-import from the NTSB public API populates aircraft, engine, pilot, weather, route, narratives, and findings. No re-typing what NTSB already knows.
Pilot-authored overlay
You own the interpretation. Contributing factors, ADM lesson codes, probable cause notes, free-text notes — your judgment sits alongside NTSB's facts, not on top of them.
Mismatch hints
When your fields disagree with NTSB's raw data, the app surfaces the mismatch visually. It doesn't force either side — it shows both.
Your research persists
Filters, sort, column choices, and the last row you opened are saved per user. Where you left off is where you pick up.
Data integrity
The pattern is the point. The NTSB record is the proof.
Every factual field traces back to the NTSB. Every interpretation is yours. The base is stable; the overlay is personal.
NTSB-sourced
Raw response preserved
Pilot-authored overlay
Role-based access
Mismatch hints
The pattern’s on the dashboard. The cases are one click away.
Every chart bar, every table row, every NTSB field — one click deep. Start at the dashboard with 95 accidents on the chart, filter to the slice that matters, and follow it all the way to the raw NTSB case.