ATSB to support MH17 investigation
In response to a request from the Ukrainian authorities, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau is deploying two of its investigators to Kiev to support an international investigation into the events surrounding the tragic crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.
Unidentified material highly unlikely to be from MH370
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is satisfied that the unidentified material found 10 kilometres east of Augusta, Western Australia is not associated with missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
Pilots warned of partial power loss dangers
The ATSB is urging pilots of single-engine aircraft to plan for partial power loss, following the release of a new educational video.
ATSB seeks specialist services for MH370 search
The ATSB today released a request for tender to acquire the services of a specialist company capable of conducting a deep-water search under ATSB direction for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
Australia’s transport safe, but can be improved: ATSB report
Australia’s transport industries are some of the safest in the world but more can be done to improve safety, according to the ATSB’s annual report.
International investigators here for the “H Factor”
Transport safety investigators from the Asia Pacific region have converged on Canberra this week to learn about how human factors influence accidents.
On-site media briefing: Collision with terrain - Cessna 182R, Hamilton Airport, Vic.
The ATSB will conduct an on-site media briefing on its investigation into the 23 September 2013 aircraft accident near Hamilton Airport, Victoria.
The Investigator-in-Charge will discuss factual information known to the ATSB at this time and will outline the investigation process.
Night-flight warning to pilots
The ATSB today released a report warning pilots on the dangers of flying visually at night following a number of fatal accidents that occurred in dark-night conditions.