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Aviation Safety

More about Hawaiian’s Mark Dunkerley

by Joe Del Balzo on March 10, 2014

Airline Safety should not be the subject of Litigation and Pointed Press Releases; management and the union have got to get their act together

by Joe Del Balzo on February 27, 2014

Newspaper’s Qualitative Analysis of Infant Seat Rule replicates the Arcane Benefit/Cost Ratio Quantification

by Joe Del Balzo on February 24, 2014

TV Report fails to ask the Right Questions about SFO safety; what’s FOIAble may not tell all that’s being done!

by Joe Del Balzo on February 20, 2014

UAS “Final” Rules cannot be Etched in Stone; all Players need to be Flexible

by Joe Del Balzo on February 20, 2014

FAA’s Withdrawal of Collegiate Training Initiative Advantage is Baffling!!!

by Joe Del Balzo on February 19, 2014

ASIAS and SMS likely have already flagged Wrong Way Corrigan Pattern

by Joe Del Balzo on February 14, 2014

Do SMS principles justify Air New Zealand’s new Safety Briefing?

by Joe Del Balzo on February 13, 2014

FAA Field Actions should not be interpreted to Restrict the FAA’s future UAS policy definition

by Sandy Murdock on February 11, 2014

New Contract holds Promise for Retaining & Attracting Pilots, but will the Commuting Flexibility add to Fatigue Concerns?

by Joe Del Balzo on February 10, 2014

ARSA shares Important Macro Findings about OMB and FAA Micro Analyses which may require Adjustments

by Joe Del Balzo on January 31, 2014

GA Aviation Summit: More WX Actions can be taken NOW

by Joe Del Balzo on January 30, 2014

Business Aviation’s Safety Record is Better; SMS could help it Achieve even Higher Performance

by Joe Del Balzo on January 22, 2014

NTSB Most Wanted List—better if the Top 10 was selected by Safety Management System’s Analysis?

by Joe Del Balzo on January 20, 2014

Lives saved due to Aviation Safety Systems and Professional Kirk Schoenthaler

by Joe Del Balzo on January 20, 2014

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