When Problem-Solving Undermines Safety
Part Two: Routine frontline responses to operational problems should support effective risk management.
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Part Two: Routine frontline responses to operational problems should support effective risk management.
by Lucca Carrasco Filippo
An oversight agency recommends a ‘more proactive,’ data-driven approach to monitoring manufacturing processes.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Part One: Fixing a problem and forgetting about it deprives organizations of the chance to…
by Lucca Carrasco Filippo
Maintenance Matters, News, unapproved parts
An aviation industry panel proposes actions to bar the sale and use of unapproved parts.
by FSF Editorial Staff
NASA, the FAA, the EU, and aircraft operators are working out traffic management in the…
by Thomas W. Young
737 MAX, Accident/Incident Investigation, News, Safety Recommendation
The NTSB is recommending action to prevent new instances of jammed rudder pedals.
by FSF Editorial Staff
ATC/ATM, News, Safety Oversight
FAA ATC systems are plagued by shortages of spare parts, technicians, and funding, a GAO…
by Linda Werfelman
Testifying before a U.S. House subcommittee, Whitaker described his agency’s increased oversight of the aircraft…
by FSF Editorial Staff
The Twin Otter’s terrain-avoidance system might have provided ample warning of the mountain ahead, but…
by Mark Lacagnina
Commercial jets worldwide were involved in 11 accidents in 2023, none fatal, according to Boeing…
by FSF Editorial Staff
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