Safety

Safe Flight’s late founder Leonard Greene and his son Randall win the sixth annual Nall award.

Circular adds much new Notam terminology, as well as a comprehensive runway contaminant list.

Users are urged to watch for parts from particular batch numbers.

Passenger escapes with minor injuries.

Both pilots in a Part 121 cockpit can now be older than 60.

The chartered aircraft crashed just short of the runway at Panyagor in South Sudan.

Pilot squandered opportunities before the accident to recuperate from sleep loss.

Attitude recognition can be first step in accident prevention.

Many of the new guidelines follow NTSB recommendations.

Higher altitudes mean increased exposure to UV radiation.

Awards to be presented at October 21 NBAA luncheon.

Standdown banquet energized by guest speaker John Travolta.

Incursions climbed by 40 percent from 2012 to last year.

Funding shortages for modernization remain a formidable obstacle.

NTSB gives tankers clean bill of health.

Safety standdown begins in Orlando on October 20

U.S. authorities are set to begin screening travelers arriving from West Africa for the Ebola virus.

The letter, addressed to operators of the entire TBM fleet, reviews the TBM’s pressurization and emergency oxygen systems.

New emergency breathing systems are in use; study of passenger body size and shape will yield results soon.

All were initially examined by DPE Bruce Kalashian from the Fresno FSDO.

IHST reorganizes helicopter resources as a fresh training aid ###sub###

Public has until November 24 to comment on new rules

Research effort designed to test new shock-absorbing composites.

Pilot certificate had been revoked after false statements over alcohol offense.

Survey should take just 10 minutes to complete.

IntuVue takes radar tech a step further

The NTSB determined the probable cause to be the crew’s continuation of an unstable nonprecision approach.

Overruns account for 10 incidents or accidents annually.