Aviation has moved to preventative mode Young UND student’s suicide crash ASKS WHAT ABOUT PILOT MENTAL HEALTH It’s happened again– John Alan Hauser of Chicago died when his University of North Dakota training plane crashed…
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Pandemic Quarantine kept many pilots from Cockpit Long absence from controlling planes likely to diminish SKILLS EASA issues practical guidance to address DECAY Many, if not all, aviation safety pundits have expressed concerns about the…
The annual Nall Report by AOPA ASI shows progress in GA Safety #1 risk is Loss of Control SMS would help identify the antecedents; GA says too burdensome Research by FAA. NTSB. Flight Safety Foundation,…
Media report on pilots’ diminished skills due to COVID absence Fail to mention that AWARENESS is key to addressing risk FAA Duty to Report Fit, Safety Briefings, NASA ASRS Callbacks and IATA guidance The worldwide…
New Alaska-Japan Airline getting Certificated CEO has exceptional academic and experience resume SMS leadership will build on RAVN’s solid Safety Culture The cover image portrays one of the initial assets a new entrant needs to…
FAA switched from ENFORCEMENT to COMPLIANCE REVOCATION still available in certain circumstances Revocation case changed to Civil Penalty–WHY??? In 2015, for a lot of good reasons, the FAA instituted a new philosophy for its dealing…
GA volunteer flights assist in IDA recovery Good Coverage by Trade Press As usual, no National Media reporta The National Media does not give credit to private aviation for the good that this category of…
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