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Situationally Unaware
Study finds loss of situational awareness the most frequent human factor in HAA flights.
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accident data, Helicopter Safety, News
Study finds loss of situational awareness the most frequent human factor in HAA flights.
by Linda Werfelman
Aviation History, Foundation Focus, News
Flight Safety Foundation began its work at the dawn of a new era in aviation.
by Thomas W. Young
Accident/Incident Investigation, Maintenance Matters, News
The AAIB traced the ‘extreme’ stiffness of an ATR 72’s rudder pedals to corrosion in…
by Linda Werfelman
Accident Investigation, News, turbulence
The A330’s encounter with severe turbulence left 24 passengers and crewmembers injured and damaged the…
by Linda Werfelman
Accident Investigation, loss of control, News
Inadvertent extension of the ground spoilers likely triggered the crash of a Premier 1 in…
by Mark Lacagnina
Opinion: Artificial intelligence brings new promise for aviation, and new threats and errors to manage.
by Shai Gill and Alan Sternberg
Accident/Incident Investigation, Ground Safety, News
One ground staffer’s misinterpretation of a Saab 340’s interrupted engine start and more widespread confusion…
by Linda Werfelman
In Memoriam: As the FAA’s top aviation safety official, Sabatini was a leading voice for…
by FSF Editorial Staff
African aviation, ATC/ATM, News, wildlife strikes
Drones can aid programs aimed at preventing wildlife strikes, researchers say.
by FSF Editorial Staff
advanced air mobility (AAM), Airspace, News
Regulators are working toward the safe introduction of ‘powered lift’ aircraft such as electric air…
by Thomas W. Young