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Canadian accident investigators traced an SA227’s runway excursion to an uncompleted checklist item.
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Accident Investigation, In-depth Feature, Runway Safety
Canadian accident investigators traced an SA227’s runway excursion to an uncompleted checklist item.
by Linda Werfelman
COVID-19, Runway Safety, Safety Forum
Panelists at Foundation’s Safety Forum urge intensified efforts to guard against accidents as air traffic returns to normal.
by Linda Werfelman
German investigators say an ATR 72 crew confused runway edge lighting and centerline lighting before the misaligned takeoff.
by Linda Werfelman
In-depth Feature, Runway Safety
An international team of aviation professionals offers nearly 100 recommendations aimed at preventing overruns and veer-offs.
by Linda Werfelman
In-depth Feature, News, Runway Safety
The agency’s safety Watchlist 2020 says runway incursions are increasing while the number of overruns remains constant.
by Linda Werfelman
According to the FAA, on Nov. 11, 2019, at least two consecutive flight crews reported poor braking action three separate times after landing on Runway 10-Left.
by Aaron Karp
In-depth Feature, Runway Safety
Rules on instrument approaches are too complicated, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada says.
by Linda Werfelman
Safety experts outline plans of attack to curb runway excursions and incursions.
by Frank Jackman
A disproportionate number of runway side excursions — veer-offs — that occur in reduced visibility also occur on wider-than-usual runways, especially those without centerline lighting, the Australian Transportation Safety Bureau…
by FSF Editorial Staff
Design and lighting cited as factors in London incident
by FSF Editorial Staff