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Canadian Airlines Confirm Fitness for Duty Protocols in Place
The eight largest Canadian airlines have confirmed to Transport Minister Marc Garneau that they have…
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News, Fitness for Duty, Safety Standards
The eight largest Canadian airlines have confirmed to Transport Minister Marc Garneau that they have…
by FSF Editorial Staff
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) says it is working with the Computer Emergency Response…
by FSF Editorial Staff
The rate of helicopter accidents and fatal helicopter accidents both declined last year.
by FSF Editorial Staff
The Airbus magazine Safety first is available here. Airbus is a member of Flight Safety…
by FSF Editorial Staff
News, Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT), Accident Investigation
Flight recorders from the crash of Eastern Airlines Flight 980 in the Andes have never…
by FSF Editorial Staff
News, Lithium Batteries, Safety Regulation
The new rule would amend U.S. hazardous materials regulations to maintain consistency with international standards.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Margaret “Peggy” Gilligan, associate administrator for aviation safety at the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, is…
by AINonline
Flight Safety Foundation’s 62nd annual Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS 2017) is scheduled for May…
by FSF Editorial Staff
Medical factors may contribute to fatal accidents for older pilots.
by FSF Editorial Staff