Honda Motor Company is recalling nearly 100,000 vehicles in the United States due to airbag-related defects, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced.

The recall affects multiple Honda vehicle models, though specific details about the nature of the airbag complications and which model years are impacted were not immediately available from the federal safety agency's initial announcement.

Airbag recalls have been a significant safety concern for automakers in recent years, with defective inflators potentially causing serious injuries or death when they malfunction during deployment. The devices are designed to protect occupants during crashes but can become dangerous when components fail.

Vehicle owners affected by the recall will typically receive notification letters from Honda with instructions on how to schedule repairs at authorized dealerships. The automaker is expected to provide free repairs to address the airbag issues.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration oversees vehicle recalls and works with manufacturers to ensure defective components are promptly addressed to protect public safety on American roads.