‘Failing Aviator’ Solutions
Curable medical, psychological or cognitive problems often underlie a pilot’s substandard performance, creating a legal and ethical duty to mitigate the safety risks.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
		
		‘Renegade’
Concentration on SMS — without a counterbalancing reliance on regulatory enforcement — can leave safety risks unaddressed, accident investigators say
by Linda Werfelman
		
		Adapting Together
Regional airlines find training benefits in exchanging flight data analyses and risk mitigations with major airline partners.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
		
		Out to Sea
The Foundation’s Basic Aviation Risk Standard program takes aim at offshore helicopter safety.
by Linda Werfelman
		
		The ABCs of Aviation Maintenance Manuals
If I close my eyes and think back real hard, I can remember when I was a newly certificated aviation maintenance technician (AMT). Armed with my airframe and powerplant certificate…
by Carol E. Giles
		
		Stocking Up
International aviation organizations revise guidelines for in-flight medical care.
by Linda Werfelman
		
		What You Don’t See
Weather conditions — especially fog and low clouds that reduce visibility — are common factors in CFIT crashes.
by Ed Brotak
		
		Breaking Bread
In November 2014, in conjunction with Flight Safety Foundation’s 67th annual International Air Safety Summit, we held the second annual FSF Benefit Dinner. The purpose of this event is to…
by Jon L. Beatty | President and CEO
		
		Global Safety Information
It is increasingly difficult to discuss aviation safety without also discussing data. The industry is swimming in the stuff (data) and the pool is getting deeper. At the 6th Pan…
by Frank Jackman | Editor-in-Chief
		
		Aviation Safety Events | July–August 2015
JULY 13–17 — Human Factors and Safety Master Class. Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Aviation Academy. Amsterdam, Netherlands. Robert Jan de Boer, <rj.de.boer@hva.nl>, +31 621.15.62.69, <hva.nl/aviation>. JULY 13–17 — AABI Annual…
by FSF Editorial Staff
		
		Safety News | July–August 2015
Limits on E-Cigarettes | Crash-Resistant Tanks | and more …
by Linda Werfelman
		
		
		
		‘Split-Second Decision’
The 717 flight crew saw the lights of a vehicle ahead after touchdown and initiated a go-around.
by Mark Lacagnina