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Seaplane occupants get little warning of impending crashes, Canadian researchers say.
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accident data, Safety Oversight
Seaplane occupants get little warning of impending crashes, Canadian researchers say.
by FSF Editorial Staff
BASS2021, News, Safety Oversight
The vice chair of the NTSB says notices to airmen must be made more comprehensible and more relevant.
by FSF Editorial Staff
The NTSB is seeking to close loopholes that have allowed some U.S. passenger-carrying operations to be conducted as general aviation flights.
by Linda Werfelman
Accident Investigation, In-depth Feature, Safety Oversight
House Transportation Committee says actions by both Boeing and the FAA led to two fatal crashes.
by Aaron Karp and Linda Werfelman
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has accused Boeing of equipping nearly 800 Boeing 737 NG and MAX airplanes with equipment containing sensors not specifically approved for use in those…
by AeroSafety World Editorial Staff
TSB sees ‘acceptance of unsafe practices’ by Canada’s air taxi sector.
by Linda Werfelman
Boeing said today that it has established a new Aerospace Safety Committee — to be chaired by retired Adm. Edmund Giambastiani Jr. — that will be responsible for safety oversight…
by FSF Editorial Staff
A California aircraft charter operator faces a proposed $533,320 civil penalty for allegedly conducting unauthorized charter flights with pilots who had not been properly trained, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration…
by FSF Editorial Staff
Boeing has told the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that a component on the wings of some 737s may not comply with strength and durability requirements. The FAA said earlier…
by FSF Editorial Staff
Costa Rica’s civil aviation authority is not in compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) safety standards, and its air carriers will not be permitted to establish new flights to…
by FSF Editorial Staff