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Cabin crew injury after severe turbulence event highlights the importance of effective crew coordination
A Qantas 737 landed with four people out of their seats assisting a cabin crew member injured after the aircraft encountered severe unexpected turbulence, an ATSB investigation report details…
Non-emergency de-training procedures
RR2024-00023
Concern regarding a signal failure
RR2023-00019
Train detection device testing and signal aspect sequencing
RR2024-00022
Inadequate Technical Maintenance Plans and associated risks
RR2024-00012
Foreign object debris event involving an Airbus A330-303, Brisbane Airport, Queensland, on 17 March 2025
AB-2025-016
AW139 helicopter pilot became spatially disorientated after losing visual reference during winch training exercise
An instructor pilot became spatially disorientated when their AW139 helicopter inadvertently entered fog during a winch training exercise, resulting in a ground proximity alert where the…
Fuel leak and partial power loss event involving a Vulcanair S.P.A. P.68C, 12.6 km east-north-east of Kingaroy Airport, Queensland, on 14 February 2025
AB-2025-011
Near collision involving Aerospatiale AS.350 and Bell 206B helicopters, 17.6 km north west of Jandakot Airport, Western Australia, on 2 February 2025
AB-2025-006
ATSB issues recommendations to government agencies, salvage operator, following near stranding of bulk carrier near Sydney
Key points Due to adverse weather, bulk carrier had sailed from Port Kembla to avoid damage to the ship and port The ship remained only 12 NM offshore, and not the required 50,…