November 2018 - Aerossurance

Iced C208 Loses Airspeed During Circling Approach and Strikes Ground

Posted by Aerossurance on Nov 28, 2018 in Accidents & Incidents, Fixed Wing, Human Factors / Performance, Safety Management

Iced C208 Loses Airspeed During Circling Approach and Strikes Ground On the morning of 30 December 2014, Cessna 208B Grand Caravan N950FE, operated by Baron Aviation Services for Federal Express (FedEx),...

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AAIB Highlight Electronic Conspicuity and the Limitations of See and Avoid after Mid Air Collision

Posted by Aerossurance on Nov 24, 2018 in Accidents & Incidents, Air Traffic Management / Airspace, Fixed Wing, Helicopters, Safety Management

AAIB Highlight Electronic Conspicuity and the Limitations of See and Avoid after MAC (Cessna 152 G-WACG and Guimbal Cabri G2 G-JAMM) Cessna 152, G-WACG and Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopter G-JAMM collided in...

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SAR Crew With High Workload Land Wheels Up on Beach

Posted by Aerossurance on Nov 21, 2018 in Accidents & Incidents, Crises / Emergency Response / SAR, Helicopters, Human Factors / Performance, Offshore, Safety Management, Special Mission Aircraft

SAR Crew With High Workload Land Wheels Up on Beach On 9 August 2016, a Search and Rescue (SAR) Leonardo AW139 of the Japan Coast Guard (JCG), JA968A, made a wheels-up landing on a beach in Miyagi Prefecture,...

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Investigation into F-22A Take Off Accident Highlights a Cultural Issue

Posted by Aerossurance on Nov 17, 2018 in Accidents & Incidents, Fixed Wing, Human Factors / Performance, Military / Defence, Safety Culture, Safety Management

Investigation into F-22A Take Off Accident Highlights a Cultural Issue: 07-4146 at NAS Fallon, 13 April 2018 On 15 November 2018 the US Air Force (USAF) released the Accident Investigation...

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Inadequate Maintenance, An Engine Failure and Mishandling: Crash of a USAF WC-130H

Posted by Aerossurance on Nov 13, 2018 in Accidents & Incidents, Fixed Wing, Human Factors / Performance, Maintenance / Continuing Airworthiness / CAMOs, Military / Defence, Safety Culture, Safety Management

Inadequate Maintenance, An Engine Failure and Mishandling: Crash of USAF WC-130H 65-0968 in Savannah, Georgia On 2 May 2018, a Lockheed WC-130H Hercules, 65-0968, of the Puerto Rico Air National...

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Iced C208 Loses Airspeed During Circling Approach and Strikes Ground

AAIB Highlight Electronic Conspicuity and the Limitations of See and Avoid after Mid Air Collision

SAR Crew With High Workload Land Wheels Up on Beach

Investigation into F-22A Take Off Accident Highlights a Cultural Issue

Inadequate Maintenance, An Engine Failure and Mishandling: Crash of a USAF WC-130H

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