[Videos] CASA Puts Its Beans To Work On Aviation Safety’s Sticky Issues
CASA has introduced four new videos, each focused on a specific common cabin safety issues.
31 Passengers Injured by Turbulence on Flight From Abu Dhabi to Jakarta
Etihad Airways has released a statement on a severe turbulence incident onboard its flight EY474 from Abu Dhabi to Jakarta on 4 May 2016.
Can Recaro’s New Airbags Make Premium Seats Safer?
Aeropatent has discovered a new patent submitted by German aircraft seat manufacturer, Recaro, for an airbag deployment system which would protect passengers from head and shoulders injuries during a crash. The airbag proposed in the patent would deploy in the front […]
Thailand Must “Address Critical Safety” and “Shore-Up Competitiveness”, IATA Warns
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has urged the Thai government to address critical issues of safety, capacity and costs. “Aviation is critical to Thailand’s economic success. It is the backbone of the tourism industry and provides critical global business […]
Oops! They Did It Again. What to Know About Sharks and Aviation Safety
Are airline safety videos over, or can a well plotted story-building formula survive a ditching?
American Airlines Flight AA206 Turbulence Injuries, Highlight Importance of Seatbelts
American Airlines Flight AA206 which departed from Miami International Airport with Destination Milan was diverted to St. John’s International Airport due to reported injuries onboard. Airport representatives present reported injuries were due to in-flight turbulence.
Someone’s Created a ‘Crew Shame’ Twitter Feed Which Is–Well–a Terrible Idea
Probably the worst part of this account is that it’s so unnecessary–despite these facts crew already get “shamed” are already exposed online without their permission, get harassed every day. So..what..we need another push for this growing problem?