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Pilot incapacitation incident highlights importance of supplemental oxygen use

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Fokker’s descent below minimum safe altitude a reminder of the importance of monitoring auto-flight systems

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Accredited Representative to Civil Aviation Authority New Zealand – in-flight break-up involving LAK-12 Glider, ZK-GRR, Lake Station airfield, New Zealand on 18 February 2024

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Robinson helicopter pilots should avoid, slow down for mechanical turbulence – ATSB safety notice

  • Read more about Robinson helicopter pilots should avoid, slow down for mechanical turbulence – ATSB safety notice

Anticipate turbulence and slow down

28/03/2024

Near collision involving Beechcraft A36, VH-CKX, and Fairchild SA226-TC, VH-KGX, at Geraldton Airport, Western Australia, on 19 March 2024

  • Read more about Near collision involving Beechcraft A36, VH-CKX, and Fairchild SA226-TC, VH-KGX, at Geraldton Airport, Western Australia, on 19 March 2024

Cirrus Bankstown landing accident highlights site hazards for first responders, go-around challenges

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Fuel exhaustion involving Aero Commander 500-S, VH-MEH, 6 km east of Bathurst Airport, New South Wales on 8 March 2024

  • Read more about Fuel exhaustion involving Aero Commander 500-S, VH-MEH, 6 km east of Bathurst Airport, New South Wales on 8 March 2024

VFR helicopter pilot departed after last light prior to collision with terrain

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A350 pitot probe covers left on prior to pushback demonstrates how assumptions, procedural omissions can lead to unsafe conditions

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