bfu-web.de

Germany's federal aviation accident investigation authority investigates aircraft accidents and incidents

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About bfu-web.de

The Bundesstelle für Flugunfalluntersuchung (BFU) investigates aircraft accidents and serious incidents and publishes investigation reports and flight-safety information.

It is a federal public authority based in Braunschweig. The BFU is recruiting a lawyer for a full-time position at its Braunschweig site.

Product: Aircraft accident and incident investigations, published reports, and flight-safety information.

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