RA2025-00091
The ATSB received feedback from the reporter noting inconsistencies with various aspects of the Operator's response. The Operator was provided the feedback along with an opportunity to provide a further response which was declined.
RA2025-00084
The operator has requested clarification of the reporter's comment - 'On multiple occasions I have witnessed [Operator] aircraft cut off and key radio transmissions to get in front of other aircraft conducting standard circuit operations'. The ATSB contacted the reporter who supplied the following clarification: The reporter has observed pilots in [Operator] aircraft appearing to dominate the CTAF frequency by transmitting in advance of their actual position in order to gain priority in the circuit.
It is my pleasure to present the Australian Transport Safety Bureau’s corporate plan for the period of 2025-26 to 2028-29, in which we outline our priorities and key activities to deliver on our purpose. It also sets out the broader environment we operate in, our risks and capabilities, and how we will measure our performance. Our primary focus is to improve transport safety through the independent investigation of accidents and incidents in aviation, marine and rail. We prioritise investigating accidents or incidents that occur in these modes that are most likely to provide the greatest…
A continued unstable approach into Darwin by an Embraer E190 has resulted in Alliance Airlines clarifying its stabilised approach criteria and amending the applicable stabilisation height, an…
We influence transport safety improvements for the greatest public benefit, through independent no-blame investigations and fostering safety awareness. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is Australia’s national transport safety investigator. In rail, we collaborate with the Office of Transport Safety Investigations (OTSI) in New South Wales and the Office of the Chief Investigator (OCI) in Victoria for investigations in those States.