Foundation Annual Safety Report Warns of Rising Risks from Gaps in Safety Compliance
FSF calls for an industrywide recommitment to safety fundamentals.
Industry Updates
Blog, Runway Safety (approach and landing), Accident Investigation
Emirates confirms initial details of it’s Dubai accident
The hours after an accident is first reported can be very speculative. Yet shortly after the investigation…
Singapore Restructures AAIB
Singapore’s Ministry of Transport has restructured the Air Accident Investigation Board to form a new…
FSF Statement on Emirates Flight 521
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — “Today’s accident involving Emirates Flight 521 underscores the importance of emergency preparedness in flight crew…
Air Analysis
More information is needed to enable the analysis of health risks associated with contaminants in…
Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Basic Aviation Risk Standard, Foundation Focus
BARS and RPAS
Earlier this year, Flight Safety Foundation’s Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) Program Office in Melbourne,…
Focus on M&E
Airbus forecast in July that $1.8 trillion will be spent on commercial aviation maintenance, repair…
Rescuing Search and Rescue
Recent missteps in accident response have fueled calls for global reorganization of SAR.
Press Release, Aviation Research
Can Risk Be Managed If It Can’t Be Measured?
Embracing ICAO’s approaches to collaborative risk mitigation, Pan American states and airlines mark six years…
2016 FSF Press Releases, ATC/ATM
FSF Releases Analysis of Safety Benefits of Space-Based ADS-B Technology
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Flight Safety Foundation today released the study Benefits Analysis of Space-Based ADS-B, investigating the application…
Accident Investigation, On Record
Thrust Reverser Deploys on Departure
Learjet pilot was unable to identify the problem and lost control while returning to the…