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‘Too Many Air Tour Tragedies’

‘Too Many Air Tour Tragedies’

The NTSB is calling for more conservative flight visibility minimums and better weather training for air tour pilots in an accident-prone area of Alaska.
Insight: Expanding the Focus on ‘Pre-Accidents’

Insight: Expanding the Focus on ‘Pre-Accidents’

A safety department’s examination of everyday concerns can detect drift toward a dangerous operational state.
Delayed Liftoff

Delayed Liftoff

A 737’s low thrust setting kept the airplane on the ground until only 400 m of runway remained, the U.K. AAIB says.
Uncommanded

Uncommanded

Investigators are trying to determine why the flaps on a Bombardier Challenger CL-600 activated during flight without action by the pilots, the AAIB says.
Fearing ‘Something Big’

Fearing ‘Something Big’

An A330 crew underestimated the fire hazard associated with a fuel leak and continued flying after detecting the problem, the BEA says.
‘Distorted’ Decision-Making

‘Distorted’ Decision-Making

The DC3 cargo flight, being operated under VFR, crashed in instrument conditions near an airport in northwestern Ontario, the TSB says.

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