The decision by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) to exclusively release updates about ongoing plane crash investigations through the platform X, owned by Elon Musk, raises significant concerns about undue corporate influence over the dissemination of vital public safety information. As a federal agency tasked with investigating transportation accidents and disasters, the NTSB should prioritize open and equitable access to its findings for all members of the media and the public. Restricting such critical updates to a private social media platform controlled by a single individual undermines principles of transparency and accountability that should govern government operations. This move has the potential to limit access, compromise objectivity, and erode public trust in the impartial administration of the NTSB's essential safety mandate. I urge a reevaluation of this policy change to ensure the timely and unobstructed release of the NTSB's updates through official government channels accessible to all, aligning fully with its public service obligations.