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News, Flight Training, Safety Review

U.S. Lawmakers Want Evaluation of Foreign Pilot Training

The U.S. House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and its aviation subcommittee want a federal investigation of cockpit automation and international pilot training standards in the wake of the…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Review

2018 Safety Data Show Long-Term Improvements, IATA Says

Despite a year-to-year increase in accidents, the commercial airline industry showed continuing long-term safety improvements in 2018, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says. In safety performance data made public…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Accident/Incident Investigation, Safety Review

LOC-I Is Most-Cited Causal Factor in 2017 U.K. Fatal Crashes

Some 708 aviation occurrences were reported in 2017 to the U.K. Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB), which deployed investigators to 38 accident sites, including the sites of 16 fatal accidents,…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Review

IATA Data Show Continuing Decline in Accidents

Downward trends persisted in commercial aviation accidents in 2017, with an all-accident rate of 1.08 per million flights and a “fatality risk” of 0.09, meaning that a passenger would have…

by FSF Editorial Staff

FSF in the News, Safety Review

Airline safety best on record in 2017: Trump claims credit, but experts cite years of efforts

by Bart Jansen, USA TODAY

News, Safety Review

Preliminary Data Show No Fatal Passenger Jet Crashes in 2017

Ten fatal airliner accidents occurred in 2017, none of them involving passenger jets, according to data compiled by the Aviation Safety Network (ASN), an independent organization affiliated with Flight Safety…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Review

NTSB Reports Slight Decline in Air Carrier Accidents in 2015

U.S. air carriers were involved in 30 accidents — none of them fatal — in 2015, down from 32 accidents the previous year, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Review

Three Fatal Commercial Accidents in First Six Months of 2017

The international commercial air transport industry suffered 23 accidents, of which three were fatal, during the first six months of 2017, according to statistics released today by the International Air…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Review

NTSB Tracks Status of Most Wanted List Recommendations

. The U.S. aviation community has made steady progress in improving safety and reducing the number of aircraft accidents, partially because of its adoption of numerous safety recommendations from the National…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Safety Review

Drones Involved in Fewer Safety Events Than Projected, Says ATSB

The first six months of 2017 saw significantly fewer incident than predicted earlier in the year.

by FSF Editorial Staff

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