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Aircraft Accident Investigation Board (Iceland)

Aircraft Accident Investigation Board (Iceland)

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The Safety Investigation Authority (SIA, Icelandic: Rannsóknarnefnd samgönguslysa) is an agency of the government of Iceland. It investigates maritime, traffic, and aviation accidents and incidents, as well as other serious incidents. It is headquartered in Reykjavík.[1] The SIA reports to the Minister of the Interior.

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It was established in 2013 when the board of investigations for aviation accidents, traffic accidents and maritime accidents was combined together into one institution. [2] It consists of 7 staff, 2 for each division along with one receptionist. It also has a board with 13 members that don't work full-time for the institution. [3]

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    "English".
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    "Rannsóknarnefnd - um okkur".
  3. [3]
    "Rannsóknarnefnd - Starfsfólk".


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