All Safety News – Page 834
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NewsWater cannon salute to retiring United Airlines Boeing 777 pilot goes sadly wrong
Fire crew's effort to help pilot celebrate retirement does nothing for the Pratt & Whitney engines' health
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Safran issues profit warning with one-third wiped off margins as fall-out from €100m accounts hole hits
French aero engines and electronics group Safran yesterday issued a financial warning and appointed KPMG as independent auditor, one day after it revealed that its defence security division is under investigation for accounting irregularities.
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NewsDozens of US sightseeing helicopter tours face closure as new safety rules' burden estimated at $7.5m
Worried sightseeing operators await imminent publication of new FAA guidelines, following spate of accidents $7.5 million
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ADS-B moves forward in Australia
CASA issues rule-making notice for use of avionics as development of national surveillance service takes shape
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Ryanair 737 'nearly crashed'
Pilots fixated on reprogramming flight management computer during descent
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747 LCF tests slip behind schedule
But Boeing is still confident freighter will be ready in time to begin transporting 787 sections by end of January
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ICAO launches safety roadmap
Organisation wants to narrow the gap between accident levels in the developed and developing worlds