Cabin Safety during a recent flight on a Boeing 737
The concern related to the cabin safety issues during a recent Boeing 737 flight.
Aviation
The concern related to the cabin safety issues during a recent Boeing 737 flight.
The concern related to the use of recreational drugs by flight crew and cabin crew and the inadequacy of the operator’s drug and alcohol training.
The concern related to the regular closure of the main sealed runway at an aerodrome and how it affects the aerodrome users.
The concern related to a number of flight which are operating in the airspace north of Brisbane with similar call signs.
The concern related to a number of flights which are arriving and departing from Brisbane with a similar call sign
The concern related to the confusion caused by similarity in call signs used by the operator on flights which are operating at similar times in the Queensland area.
The concern related to flight crews carrying spare lithium batteries in their flight bags without realising they were dangerous goods.
The concern related to how CASA deals with fatigue related issues in the airline community.
The concern related to the proposed new CASA regulations which will exclude all RPA’s which weigh less than 2 kg.
The concern related to a seat harness which had been incorrectly installed on a Boeing 737 and the cabin crew member not informing an engineer to have it corrected.