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Safety
News and information on safety procedures and concerns.
Safety
Bombardier Presents 2015 Cernan Safety Award to Barre
Captain Matt Barre was recognized for his safety efforts with the U.S. Coast Guard and Aflac corporate flight department.
Safety
NTSB LOC Forum Spotlights Culture, Training Issues
GA has not seen same safety improvements as commercial airline industry, with LOC the accident statistics, NTSB said.
Safety
Industry Looks to Technology To Help Solve LOC Issues
NTSB boar member Earl Weener says technology solutions are most desired approach to solving safety concerns such as loss of control.
Safety
FlightSafety Adds GV to Upset Recovery Training Course
Course is conducted in a full-motion simulator with expanded aerodynamic model for upset prevention and recovery training.
Safety
Farnborough Airport the Latest to Achieve IS-BAH OK
The dedicated business aviation airport serves the London area and is the second UK facility to be so recognized by IBAC.
Safety
Bombardier Safety Standdown 2015
Professionalism and managing distractions topped the agenda.
Accidents
Quest Kodiak 100 Substantially Damaged in Takeoff Crash
Registered as N153RW, the single-engine turboprop was substantially damaged in the accident, which occurred in day VMC.
Accidents
Glasgow Police EC135 Crew Didn't React To Fuel Warnings
Both engines flamed out although usable fuel remained in the main tank of the Airbus Helicopters light twin.
Accidents
Uncommanded Nosegear Steering a Factor in GIV Crash
French accident investigators determined that the nosegear was pointed to the left after a hard touchdown.
Accidents
NTSB: 'Improper' Mx Caused Caravan Engine Failure
Post-accident examination of the engine revealed that all of the compressor turbine blades had separated.
Safety
EAA Takes Over Operation of IMC Club International
IMC Club was organized in 2010 with the goal of building instrument flying proficiency through the sharing of real-world scenarios.
Safety
NBAA Honors Czech Operator ABS For Safety Record
ABS Jets has operated for 11 years without an accident.
Accidents
Incorrect Nav Frequency Setting Led To Citation CFIT
The two pilots were killed when their aircraft crashed about 600 feet short of the VOR station, which was about one mile from the runway.
Safety
Emirates Growth Continues Apace
Emirates will take delivery of three A380s in one month in December, while its flight cadre to quadruple to 16,000 pilots over the next two decades.
Safety
NTSB Cites Pilot’s 'Perceived' Anomaly in GIV Incident
Examination of the airplane did not reveal any anomalies that would have compromised effectiveness of the flight controls, said the Safety Board.
Regulations and Government
FAA Eyes Stricter Crashworthiness for Legacy Helos
Only 16 percent of the domestic civil helicopter fleet had complied with modern requirements for crash-resistant fuel systems at the end of last year.
Safety
ACES 5 Ejection Seat Offers A Safe Escape
UTC Aerospace Systems has upgraded the widely-used ACES II with new structure, stabilization and restraints
Safety
Safety foundation studies data collection, urges data sharing
Safety foundation studies data collection, urges data sharing
Safety
Single Pilot Groups Merge Expertise
Single pilot group worked hard to create the safety standdown event held the day before NBAA 2015
Safety
FlightSafety Adds More Sims to Upset Training Program
The new upset prevention and recovery training course at FlightSafety prepares pilots for loss-of-control situations.
Safety
Fusion Software Solves Safety Situation
WSI Fusion helps dispatchers and pilots keep global flights safe and smooth
Safety
AIN Blog: FAA’s New Rule on Ice Bridging Is Not the Best It Could Be
The FAA has finally put a regulatory nail in the coffin of ice bridging with a new
Safety
AIN Blog: Too Tired to Fly: Accountability for Time Management
Safety
AIN Blog: Torqued: Acknowledge Risk, then Address It
Accidents
Torqued: Personal vs. Organizational Accountability for Aviation Safety
The NTSB could do more to see what role fatigue and organizational culture played in the Aug. 14, 2013 crash of a UPS A300.
Safety
AIN Blog: Don't Fear the Quadcopter
Quadcopters are fun and capable machines, but pilots need to operate them safely and carefully.
Safety
AIN Blog: U.S. Must Retain Leadership in Aviation Safety
I grew up in an era of U.S. pre-eminence in aviation and in the future of aviation, and I want to see us retain that position.
Safety
AIN Blog: Torqued: NTSB Highlights GA Pilot Responsibility To Prevent Accidents
A look at the NTSB's most wanted improvements and how they affect general aviation.
Safety
AIN Blog: Uncage the Drones!
Drone cages are all the rage at air shows, but are they really necessary?
Safety
AIN Blog: FAA Needs to Focus On Maintenance Issues Raised by Mechanics
Mechanics at major airlines are getting flak for reporting maintenance issues.
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