Aviation History, fatigue, News
80 Years of Aviation Safety
Fatigue management has progressed through the decades, from pilots ‘propping an eye open’ to data-driven…
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Aviation History, fatigue, News
Fatigue management has progressed through the decades, from pilots ‘propping an eye open’ to data-driven…
by Linda Werfelman
Evidence-based and competency-based training are the most recent steps in the evolution of pilot training.
by Mario Pierobon
Opinion: When safety communication fails to reach those at the ignition point, resilience becomes theoretical.
by Eduardo Froner
Opinion: Respectful listening is a key ingredient in building a just and resilient culture.
by Thomas Anthony, Ximena G. Boyd, Spencer Onstot, Sebastian Torres
The magnetic compass — no longer the foremost direction-finding aid — still has a place…
by Ed Brotak
ICAO says the 44 percent increase in commercial aircraft accidents in 2024 is a reminder…
by FSF Editorial Staff
Artificial intelligence could aid controllers by processing large amounts of data and enhancing understanding of…
by Raul Bonadia Rodrigues
Engineering, safety, and policy efforts aim for overland supersonic flight without an audible boom.
by Thomas W. Young
Aviation History, Dangerous Goods, Lithium Batteries, News
Decades ago, ‘dangerous goods’ on an aircraft meant gasoline and explosives; today, the phrase also…
by Linda Werfelman
Accident Investigation, Flight Deck, News
The accident report said the pilots believed that their Saab 340B had a hydraulic leak…
by Linda Werfelman
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