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21
Dec

35th Richard G. McSpadden Report

35th Richard G. McSpadden Report View the 35th Richard G. McSpadden Report here – https://www.aopa.org/training-and-saf… The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Air Safety Institute (ASI) has released the 35th Richard Richard G. McSpadden Report—formerly the Joseph T. Nall Report—which analyzes general aviation accidents that occurred in 2023, the most recent year for which full data are available. The report provides...
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16
Dec

Engineer fighting for his life after plummeting 20ft from British Airways jet onto concrete at Heathrow Airport

Engineer fighting for his life after plummeting 20ft from British Airways jet onto concrete at Heathrow Airport By Stephen Moyes, The Sun An engineer is fighting for his life after plummeting 20ft from a British Airways jet. The worker is in hospital with his condition described as “serious” after plunging onto concrete. He was examining the auxiliary power unit on the tail...
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13
Nov

Broken Pin Cited in Sint Maarten Gear Collapse

Broken Pin Cited in Sint Maarten Gear Collapse By Russ Niles Canada’s Transportation Safety Board has cleared the crew of a WestJet flight that had a gear collapse on landing at Sint Maarten on Sept. 7. The TSB issued an update saying the landing was “not a hard landing event” and the right gear on the 737-800 collapsed because an aft trunnion...
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04
Nov

CASA Consultation on proposed Part 21 amendments

CASA Consultation on proposed Part 21 amendments We are seeking feedback on our proposal to allow foreign non-civil aircraft to be type certified in the restricted category for special purpose operations (such as aerial firefighting). We are also seeking feedback on other miscellaneous amendments. Proposed amendments – foreign non-civil aircraft type certification The proposed changes provide improved options for aircraft...
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14
Oct

Meet the Boeing engineer tasked with reviving the reputation for safety

Meet the Boeing engineer tasked with reviving the reputation for safety By Lauren Rosenblatt Don Ruhmann, Boeing’s chief aerospace safety officer, thinks the company is “poised” for change. Ruhmann, 61, is the second person to take on the role since Boeing created it in 2021, in the wake of two deadly 737 MAX crashes. His office is in charge of...
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24
Sep

Flight Safety Foundation FREE Webinar: One Safety Culture, Many Values: Reconciling Global Safety Standards With Regional Perspectives

Flight Safety Foundation FREE Webinar: One Safety Culture, Many Values: Reconciling Global Safety Standards With Regional Perspectives Safety culture is more than a concept — it’s a critical driver of operational excellence.  Tuesday 7th October 09:00 – 10:00 EDT In aviation, “safety culture” is a cornerstone of operational excellence. But it doesn’t exist in a vacuum — it’s shaped by...
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23
Sep

ICAO Working Papers: Papers of Interest to IFA

ICAO Working Papers: Papers of Interest to IFA ICAO ASSEMBLY — 42ND SESSION – TECHNICAL COMMISSION   FATIGUE IN AVIATION MAINTENANCE ENVIRONMENT https://www.icao.int/sites/default/files/Meetings/a42/Documents/WP/wp_110_en.pdf   DEVELOPMENT OF GUIDANCE MATERIALS FOR CERTIFICATION AND OPERATIONS OF ELECTRIC VERTICAL TAKE-OFF LANDING (EVTOL) POWERED-LIFT AIRCRAFT FOR CROSS-BORDER OPERATIONS AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS https://www.icao.int/sites/default/files/Meetings/a42/Documents/WP/wp_195_en.pdf   MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF APPROVED MAINTENANCE...
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11
Sep

Meeting the challenge of airworthiness certification through continuous verification

Meeting the challenge of airworthiness certification through continuous verification By Jay Thomas Recent trends in embedded system development have made designing – and delivering – advanced air-mobility systems more challenging than ever before. Game-changing and innovative technology advances are being realized in software, resulting in large code bases that are more complex. Software teams are growing in size as well,...
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04
Sep

Flying has never been safer. Then why do crashes still haunt us?

Flying has never been safer. Then why do crashes still haunt us? By Kaif Shaikh When Air India Flight 171 went down, it shocked the public and professionals who knew how capable modern jets have become. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of the most advanced airliners ever built, had never suffered a fatal crash until this disaster. What made it...
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03
Sep

FlightSafety To Build Training Center in Mesa, Arizona

FlightSafety To Build Training Center in Mesa, Arizona By Jessica Reed 100,000-sq-ft learning center is expected to open in 2028 FlightSafety International yesterday announced plans to construct a 100,000-sq-ft learning center in Mesa, Arizona. The move will expand the company’s flight crew and maintenance technician training operations as it responds to increasing global demand for aviation education services. Scheduled to...
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