Analyse this data High control structure from the flight, showing hierarchical roles: Top-Level Component: The FAA sets the rules, regulations, and standards for aviation safety, which influence all lower-level components and their operations. Components that are part of every accident: Manufacturer and Accident Investigation corresponding agency, in this case we have Boeing and NTSB. Boeing's design and engineering standards influence aircraft performance. Any deficiencies or flaws in these designs could contribute to operational issues during flight. NTSB: In the aftermath of the incident, the NTSB would conduct a thorough investigation to determine contributing factors, share findings, and provide recommendations that could affect FAA regulations, Boeing's design standards, and airline operations. using this concept : "A UCA is a VERY SPECIFIC thing. Think of it as something that might violate the laws of physics. For example, not providing brakes when at xxx speed when approaching an obstacle. It MUST fit into one of the following categories and contain the following components: PROVIDING control action is unsafe (this also captures insufficient or too much). NOT PROVIDING a control action is unsafe. PROVIDING a control action too early/too late or in the wrong order is unsafe. PROVIDING a control action for too long or too short (continuous control actions). Components: SOURCE CONTROLLER, TYPE (one of the four categories from above), CONTROL ACTION, CONTEXT