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Safety
News and information on safety procedures and concerns.
Safety
Flight Path Management: Old Issue, New Incident
The crew was too low an a visual approach but later landed safely on an instrument approach.
Safety
ATSB Publishes Ag Flying Review
The agricultural flying sector recorded only 13 accidents from May 2014 to April 2015.
Regulations and Government
FSF Holding Safety Data Collection Focus Groups
Global Safety Information Project (GSIP) workshops being held in Asia-Pacic and Pan-America.
Rotorcraft
U.S. Civil Helicopter Accidents Continue To Decline
Safety group plans to keep the focus on further reducing accident numbers.
Safety
Aircraft Laser Hits on the Rise
More than 2,700 laser-strike incidents have been reported so far this year.
Safety
Jepp Updates Methodology for Airport Operating Minimums
The changes reflects the ongoing international efforts to harmonize AOM around the world.
Safety
What To Expect During Opposite Direction Approaches
The new guidelines are the result of a national review of the procedures.
Avionics
Safe Flight Angle-of-Attack Indicator Certified
AoA information now available for FAR Part 23 aircraft.
Regulations and Government
Comments Sought on Bird-strike Certification Revisions
Notice is based on findings from an FAA/industry working group, recent and upgraded bird-strike statistics, and NTSB recommendations made in 2009.
Safety
USAIG Adds Safety 1st Courses to Performance Vector
Safety 1st includes line services curricula developed through collaboration with NATA members and industry experts.
Safety
EAA Launches $25,000 Safety Innovation Competition
The annual competition is designed to tackle the general aviation fatal action rate, with a focus this year on loss-of-control.
Safety
NASA Testing GA CFIT Avoidance Technology
iGCAS offers both an audible and visual warning of approaching terrain.
Safety
FAA Proposes Penalty Against MayaAir
The company flew its Beechjet 400A on five flights when it was out of specification for commercial ops, says the FAA.
Safety
ERAU To Hold Online Accident Investigation Course
Course covers accident investigation process from field investigation through delivery of the final report.
Safety
ALPA’s White Paper Targets Drones and Safety
ALPA wants drones to carry the same type of collision avoidance technology demanded of current commercial and general aviation aircraft.
Safety
Eyewear Intended To Defend Against Laser Attacks
The number of laser attacks on aircraft is on the rise.
Safety
AAIB: Saab 2000 Crew Fought Autopilot
The pilot believed the aircraft was not responding as expected to control inputs after it was struck by lightning.
Safety
Air Traffic Controller Pleads Guilty to Fraud
Jeffrey Evagues is ordered to pay more than $235,000 in restitution after admitting to altering employee time and attendance records.
Safety
Research Compares Pilot Safety Culture East vs. West
Study finds Western pilots more satisfied with just culture safety approach, while Eastern pilots more hesitant to share information.
Safety
Update on 3rd-class Medical Disappoints AirVenture Pilots
The Meet the Administrator forum at EAA AirVenture 2015 offered no relief for pilots seeking to fly without a third-class medical certificate.
Safety
Wildlife Strike Reports Continue to Increase
47 percent of wildlife strikes were reported in the most recent four-year period.
Safety
IASS Early Bird Rates Extended Until August 21
A $200 discount is available to those who register now for the November event.
Regulations and Government
Expert Commission Advises Brazil’s Congress on New Air Law
Brazil’s Senate has appointed a committee of specialists to propose an updated legal code governing the aviation sector in the country.
Safety
JetSuite Joins Aviation Safety Action Program
Participation in ASAP allows pilots, mechanics and dispatchers to report safety issues without fear of repercussion.
Safety
UAS Expands in Asia Pacific, Targets Americas
Trip support company expands APAC offer and provides a real-life case study for students studying for Masters at New York business school.
Safety
California Repair Station Faces FAA Penalty
Leading Edge failed to conduct drug-and-alcohol tests for employees in safety-sensitive positions, contends the FAA.
Safety
Ph.D Candidate Seeks Input on Mx Tech Decision-Making
The study’s goal is to improve efficiency and reduce the amount of time and money spent reworking aircraft discrepancies.
Safety
NBAA To Offer Weather Charting Webinar on Wednesday
The event is aimed at helping business aviation professionals refresh or enhance their weather operational knowledge of charts.
Safety
FAA Updates De-icing Holdover Times Guidance
Updated guidelines cover Type II, III and IV de-icing fluids.
Engines
Fourth Beechjet 400A Flameout Mirrors Past Issues
Both engines flamed out at 44,800 feet while the crew started a descent through a maturing convective storm cell.
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