All Safety News – Page 767
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PAL A320 overshoots runway in southern Philippines
This Philippine Airlines Airbus A320 (RP-C3224) with 148 passengers and six crew on board overshot a runway on landing in the southern Philippine city of...
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Reshuffle and engineer shortage fail to dent Boeing confidence on 747-8
Boeing remains confident that the 747-8 Intercontinental programme will reach the...
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FAA: Mission mostly accomplished on key runway incursion preventatives
Sixty days after launching its "Runway Safety Call to Action", the US Federal Aviation Administration says "significant"...
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NTSB: icing in vicinity of skydiver Caravan crash
US National Transportation Safety Board investigators have revealed...
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NewsVIDEO: Latest incident prompts SAS to axe entire Q400 fleet
Watch video of the Scandinavian Airlines Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 as it has its landing accident after reporting landing gear problems
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Pittsburgh's parable
David Field Washington Pittsburgh Airport has learned the hard way that hub status, as desirable as it is, does not always last forever as US Airways...
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NASA refusal to release safety data creates controversy
NASA has said it will reconsider its decision to withhold from Associated Press data compiled during a multi-year survey of airline and general aviation...
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NewsNorthwest A320 landing incident tied to cocked nose wheel
In what appears on the surface to be a case of déjà vu, the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating yet another Airbus A320 that has landed with its nose-wheel twisted at a 90-degree angle.
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Opinion
Comment: Green sidestep
The tensions over whether carbon trading should be a part of air transport's efforts to reduce its emissions mounted at the recent ICAO assembly. European...
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Garuda report says crash captain was fixated on landing
The report says on the approach the ground proximity warning system sounded 15 times, and the co-pilot called for the captain - the pilot flying - to go...
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NTSC issues recommendations in wake of Garuda crash
Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee (NTSC) has recommended improvements to pilot training, better oversight of airlines and an upgrade of...
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Scarce resources: Regional analysis
Many regionals are slowing their growth as they compete for pilots against domestic and foreign majors It is a small world for regional airlines,...
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Emissionary positions: will the EU get its way on emissions trading?
The global wrangle over whether airlines should take part in emissions trading is dividing into two camps: Europe is pressing on with its own scheme, whereas...
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Fear factor: the impact of price-fixing accusations on the air cargo industry
Air cargo has always prided itself on being a friendly and open industry. The US investigation into possible collusion over surcharges is changing all that ...