A preliminary report has been released from the ongoing transport safety investigation into the derailment of a suburban passenger train at Clifton Hill, in Melbourne’s north, in July.…
The pilot of a Pilatus PC-12 was likely affected by sun glare when the aircraft was aligned to land on a taxiway at Launceston Airport, before manoeuvring at low level to align with the…
A discrepancy in the training and guidance provided to the pilot of a Cessna Citation contributed to a runway overrun in wet conditions at Bankstown Airport, an ATSB investigation has found…
The crew of a Boeing 737 continued an approach and landing at Sydney Airport despite the aircraft not meeting the stabilised approach criteria before it descended below the relevant altitude…
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The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has commenced a transport safety investigation into an accident involving a turboprop Pilatus Porter aircraft near Moruya, NSW, on Saturday afternoon. As reported to the ATSB, the aircraft was returning to Moruya airport after conducting a skydiving drop when it collided with terrain. The pilot, the sole occupant on board, was fatally injured.  The ATSB is deploying a team of transport safety investigators from its Canberra and Brisbane offices, specialising in aircraft operations, maintenance and engineering, to the accident site.…