
Fatal Hesitation
Inadequate crew coordination, an unstabilized approach and spatial disorientation during a delayed go-around led to an A330 crash off Tripoli.
by Mark Lacagnina

Untiring Efforts
Fatigue among maintenance technicians can be mitigated by fatigue reporting, bio-mathematical models and shift-change management.
by Mario Pierobon

Short Supply
Despite frequent warnings, an actual shortage of airline pilots would be the first since the 1960s.
by Linda Werfelman

Enough Talk
ICAO moves closer to finalizing pilot training standards and guidance to reduce risk of loss of control–in flight.
by Wayne Rosenkrans

Crackdown on Distraction
The NTSB wants to extend the ban on pilots using cell phones for personal purposes while an aircraft is in operation.
by Linda Werfelman

Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT), Strategic Issues
Continuous Descent
Inexpensive alternatives to step-down, nonprecision approach procedures reduce risk of CFIT accidents.
by Wayne Rosenkrans

The Foundation Needs Your Help
On May 15, during one of the semi-annual meetings of our Board of Governors, I reported on the financial condition of Flight Safety Foundation. The Foundation’s financial report draws a…
by Capt. Kevin L. Hiatt | President and CEO
Lederer Legacy
Many of you are familiar with the fact that the Flight Safety Foundation has been around for more than 65 years. You also are aware of the work that the…
by Susan Lausch | Senior Director, Membership and Business Development
Safety Calendar | July 2013
JULY 8–19 — Aircraft Accident Investigation. Southern California Safety Institute. San Pedro, California, U.S. Denise Davalloo, <denise.davalloo@scsi-inc.com>, <www.scsi-inc.com/AAI.php >, +1 310.940.0027, ext.104. JULY 10 — Hazardous Materials Air Shipper Certification…
by Frank Jackman
Safety News | July 2013
Weather-Tower Markings | New Round for IOSA | Pushing for SES | and more …
by Linda Werfelman

Veer-Offs and Overruns
In recent years, business aircraft have experienced runway excursions at a higher rate than commercial air transports, says Gerard van Es, senior consultant for flight operations and safety, Air Transport…
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Progress, Within Limits
A GAO report says the FAA is making tradeoffs to reap earlier benefits of NextGen.
by Linda Werfelman
‘Automation Surprise’
The captain’s reaction to an unexpected autopilot pitch change resulted in an unsafe descent.
by Mark Lacagnina