Air Safety
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Small Jet Operators Face Mandate to Inspect Wiring
‘Onerous burden’ feared in documentation and inspection proposals SAVANNAH, Ga. – Operators of small jets can anticipate a wave of new wiring inspection requirements, based on recent inspections of a […]
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In-Flight Emergency Oxygen Standards Need Upgrading
Longer flights, more passengers with medical conditions raise risks While airlines are meeting requirements for in-flight emergency oxygen, it may be time to review the standards and to upgrade the […]
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Procedures Proposed to Protect Safety of Long Range Flights
A new report on long range flights may underplay the hazard of two or more engines lost to the same failure, and of the potential for electrical malfunctions to ignite […]
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2002: A ‘Safer Than Average’ Year
From a safety standpoint, 2002 was a relatively benign year in terms of the toll on lives lost, aircraft destroyed, and losses to insurers. In this respect, the year’s record […]
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