Release of the Whyalla Airlines Piper Chieftain, VH-MZK report
The final report on the Whyalla Airlines Piper Chieftain VH-MZK accident on 31 May 2000, in which all eight occupants died, was released today by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
Aviation
The final report on the Whyalla Airlines Piper Chieftain VH-MZK accident on 31 May 2000, in which all eight occupants died, was released today by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is assisting the
Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee (NTSC) with the
investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic
accident involving a Boeing 737-400 on 7 March 2007 at Yogyakarta,
Indonesia.
Aircraft Accident - Cirrus SR-22, near M7 Motorway at Cecil
Park, NSW on
5 February 2007
A media conference discussing the progress of the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the Cessna 337 4-fatality accident on 17 November 2007 will be held today, Wednesday 21 November 2007
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau today released its report on the Qantas B747-400 runway overrun accident at Bangkok International Airport on 23 September 1999.
Colmar Bruton have advised the ATSB that they experienced problems with their survey website, which meant returns were not accepted between Friday 25 May and Wednesday 30 May, although the site appeared to function correctly.
Safety in Australian skies will be enhanced through a new aviation threat and error management (TEM) training course for passenger and general aviation operations, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Transport and Regional Services, Mark Vaile, announced today.
ATSB has received a large number of media calls referring to the article on page 1 of today's Sydney Morning Herald. The article incorrectly reflects the current status of ATSB's investigation and needs to be clarified.
A media conference discussing the progress of the investigation
into the circumstances surrounding the Aero Commander fatal
accident on 31 July 2007 will be held today, Wednesday 1
August 2007
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) advised (Media Release of 10 April 2001) that it was widening the safety deficiency investigation that commenced on 11 January 2001 into airline aircraft maintenance requirements.