Disease-Fighting Lights
Using a type of ultraviolet LED lighting in aircraft cabins can help stop the spread of disease without harming occupants, researchers say.
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Using a type of ultraviolet LED lighting in aircraft cabins can help stop the spread of disease without harming occupants, researchers say.
by Linda Werfelman
IATA’s annual aviation safety report says the fatality risk rate in commercial aviation is the lowest in history.
by FSF Editorial Staff
A panel of experts who reviewed the company’s safety processes saw inadequacies in its implementation of safety measures.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Accident Investigation, Human Factors, News
The Falcon 20 descended rapidly into trees after the flight crew deployed the air brakes in an apparent attempt to salvage an unstable approach.
by Mark Lacagnina
Accident Investigation, Helicopter Safety, News
New Zealand investigators say unclear rules about night VFR flight may have factored in the fatal crash of an AS350.
by Linda Werfelman
Accident/Incident Investigation, ATC/ATM, Flight Tech, News
GPS disruptions prompt FAA to suggest pilots be ready to switch to analog NAVAIDs.
by FSF Editorial Staff
737 MAX, Accident Investigation, News
A photo shows bolts were missing after September work on the accident airplane, the report says.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Accident Investigation, Helicopter Safety, News
The pilot of the MD500N police helicopter was unable to stop the fatal spin into a California bay.
by Linda Werfelman
accident data, Aviation Medicine, News
A new report says health problems play a small role in aviation accidents.
by FSF Editorial Staff
EASA and IATA are backing plans to prevent interference with GNSS signals.
by FSF Editorial Staff