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Rail Safety Week a valuable reminder about the importance of safety investigations
This Rail Safety Week (11–17 August 2025) the Australian Transport Safety Bureau joins the rail industry in reminding all road users and pedestrians about their…
Flight crew continued unstable approach during Perth landing
A continued unstable approach by a Fokker 100 into Perth earlier this year highlights the importance of flight crews ensuring they follow stabilised approach procedures. On 29 April…
ATSB recruiting for rail transport safety investigators
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has opened a new recruitment round to engage rail industry professionals as transport safety investigators.  The ATSB…
Serious injury on pilot launch, 8 km from Devonport, Tasmania, on 25 May 2025
MB-2025-003
Ground handling incident involving a Boeing 737-800, Brisbane Airport, Queensland, on 18 June 2025
AB-2025-025
Unstable approach involving a Beech Aircraft B200C, near White Cliffs, New South Wales, on 15 July 2025
AB-2025-031
Flight below minimum altitude involving Cessna 206G, VH-ARS, 6 km north-west of Archerfield Airport, Queensland, on 24 July 2025
Archerfield Airport, Queensland, Rockhampton Airport, Queensland, U206G, U20606898, Piston, VH-ARS, Part 141 Recreational, private and commercial pilot flight training, Nil, Cessna Aircraft Company, Peace Aviation Rockhampton
AO-2025-045
Collision with terrain involving a Bell 47G-5, 51 km from Waikerie, South Australia, on 28 June 2025
AB-2025-027
VFR into IMC involving a Piper PA-28R-180, Jandakot Airport, Western Australia, on 8 July 2025
AB-2025-030
Freight train derailment highlights the importance of serviceable environmental monitoring station equipment
The derailment of a freight train after it entered track that had been overtopped by floodwaters at Traveston in Queensland highlights the importance of serviceable environmental monitoring…