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Safety
News and information on safety procedures and concerns.
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Fire-containment Bags Don’t Snuff Fires
AINalerts reported last week that fire-containment bags, like those sold by Aircare Access and Ship It AOG
Safety
December 6, 2011
Randy Babbitt Quits FAA After Weekend DWI Arrest
FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt has resigned from the FAA in the wake of his arrest Saturday night on a charge of driving while intoxicated (DWI).
Safety
December 6, 2011
Blue Hawaiian EcoStar Crashes on Molokai
Hawaii’s highly changeable, localized weather could be a factor in the fatal crash of another air-tour helicopter.
Safety
December 3, 2011
Bombardier Safety Standdown Speakers Put Premium on Professionalism
Safety Standdown Speakers Put Premium on Professionalism
Safety
December 3, 2011
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Firebags Can Snuff Out Onboard Li-ion Battery Fires
The fiery failure of a lithium-ion battery powering an Apple iPhone 4 aboard Regional Express Flight ZL319 last Friday
Safety
December 1, 2011
Southwest To Deploy Wireless Ground Communications
Southwest Airlines says it will be the first major airline to widely use a wireless ground support communications system.
Aircraft
November 30, 2011
Part 91 Safety Survey Online
A business jet captain pursuing a master’s degree at Embry-Riddle is asking pilots at Part 91 turbine operators to take a survey to help with her degree
Safety
November 3, 2011
CAE Implementing SOQA as New Training Paradigm
Safety
October 31, 2011
Safety Expert: Bizav Accidents Could Quadruple by 2021
Human-factors expert Dr. Tony Kern predicts that the business aviation accident rate “will go up 400 percent over the next 10 years”
Safety
October 27, 2011
Apple iOS 5 Update Problematic for iPad EFB Users
Apple’s new iOS 5 operating system is causing problems for iPad aviation app users, including deletion of data without warning
Safety
October 20, 2011
Shatner To Appear at Safety Standdown
Actor William Shatner will be a guest speaker at the 15th,annual Bombardier Safety Standdown, which takes place next Monday through Wednesday in Wichita.
Safety
October 20, 2011
Sierra STC’s G1000 in Citation 501
Sierra Industries of Uvalde, Texas, received STC’d approval for installation of Garmin G1000 avionics in Cessna Citation 501s
Safety
October 20, 2011
Flight Data Systems Monitors And Analyzes Flight Data
Flight Data Systems (Booth No.
Safety
October 12, 2011
VisionSafe Clears Cabin Smoke
VisionSafe EVAS
Safety
October 11, 2011
Spirit AeroSystems Developing Nacelle Anti-ice Systems
Taking a proactive approach toward the anti-icing regulations proposed by the FAA in June 2010–and still unscheduled for adoption into the FARs–Spirit Aero
Safety
October 11, 2011
Baldwin Aviation Brings Safety Systems To Managers
There’s only one thing more difficult for a pilot to deal with than being part of a small flight department and that is being a one-person show that often
Safety
October 11, 2011
AEROBridge Helps Bizav Assets Provide Disaster Relief
AERObridge is an organization easy to understand. Formerly known as Corporate Aviation Responding in Emergencies (C.A.R.E.), AERObridge has been end
Safety
October 11, 2011
Zodiac Focused On External Growth Strategy
Zodiac Aerospace comes into NBAA 2011 buoyed by an agreement with its banks to increase the amount and maturity of its financing.
Safety
October 10, 2011
Convergent Performance Makes Aviation Professionalism Pledge
Convergent is rolling out a new grassroots challenge to anyone with “a stake in this game."
Safety
October 10, 2011
General Aviation Safety Is on NTSB’s Radar
Amid changes to the format of its annual “most wanted” list, the NTSB has included improvement in general aviation safety as one of its hot-button topics.
Safety
October 8, 2011
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