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Topic: Aviation Safety Network

	Aviation Safety Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ASN was started in 1996 as 'Aviation Safety Web Pages' by Harro Ranter, and receives approximately 50,000 unique visitors each week.
		ASN was recognized by many aviation safety bureaus as a reliable source of information through the years.
		ASN's mission is provide everyone with accurate, up-to-date information regarding airline accidents and safety issues.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aviation_Safety_Network (263 words)

	Aviation Safety Network: Accident Report Frontier DC-3C 21 December 1967 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Safety Board determines that the probable cause of this accident was the failure of the crew to perform a pre-takeoff control check resulting in takeoff with the elevators immobilized by a control batten.
		From its investigation of this accident the Safety Board concludes that the kind of environment which existed within the flight operations of Frontier Airlines during the planning and preparation for Flight 2610 was one which might well be expected to culminate in a serious incident of some kind.
		The Safety Board concludes that some of the weaknesses in the airlines' operating system which contributed to the accident environment were, in part, the result of a lack of management capability and depth to meet the general problems associated with the airlines' current merger.
	web.inter.nl.net /users/H.Ranter/reports/671212-0.htm (3028 words)

	Transportation Safety Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Aviation Safety Division was created within the Transportation Safety Institute in 1971 to support the national program efforts and initiatives of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
		In 1971 this training was transferred to TSI's Aviation Safety Division where the training is still being performed.
		The aviation safety program provides accident investigation and aviation safety training to FAA personnel and others within the Federal government and the aviation industry.
	www.tsi.dot.gov /divisions/Aviation/aviation.htm (442 words)

	Thirty Thousand Feet - Aviation Incidents and Safety
		Aviation Safety Data Exchange This site is sponsored by The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) with data assistance from the FAA to provide a source of safety information for general aviation, amateur built, and ultralight aircraft.
		Aviation Safety Reporting System The ASRS is a cooperative program established by the FAA's Office of the Assistant Administrator for System Safety, and administered by NASA.
		Barnstorming To Air Safety A book by a former barnstomer that looks at the development of aviation from the early days of flying to the jet age: stories of barnstorming risk-takers, rum-runners, early Naval air schools, and descriptions of some of the first passenger flights.
	www.thirtythousandfeet.com /incident.htm (2843 words)

	Canadian Aviation Executives' Safety Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Canadian Aviation Executives’ Safety Network (CAESN) was developed to build on the successes of the Safety Through Partnership Conference held in Toronto in November 2000.
		The objectives for the forum to identify aviation safety challenges and mitigation strategies and to provide a forum for dialogue on the viability and direction of the aviation industry in Canada.
		The CAESN may be an appropriate gathering by which to develop a National Aviation Policy, based on strategic dialogue on issues and the future of the industry, and the Minister of Transport’s Straight Ahead vision.
	www.tc.gc.ca /civilaviation/systemsafety/CAESN/14Apr03.htm (1778 words)

	GENERAL AVIATION COMMON SAFETY CHALLENGES
		Aviation Safety is a topic that is discussed often within the General Aviation (GA) community.
		On a personal level, each individual is interested in their safety and the safety of their passengers and does their best to ensure safety through proper training and judgment.
		The National Aviation Safety Data Analysis Center (http://nasdac.faa.gov/) allows access to several of the principal aviation safety data and information sources the Federal Government uses for various purposes.
	www.eaa.org /communications/eaanews/030822_challenges.html (736 words)

	Canadian Aviation Executives' Safety Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Dialogue between Canadian aviation executives and key decision makers are key to enhancing aviation safety in Canada.
		The Canadian Aviation Executives’ Safety Network (CAESN) is a forum for this purpose and the inaugural meeting was held in April 2003 in Montréal.
		To identify aviation safety challenges and mitigation strategies and to provide a forum for dialogue regarding the viability and direction of the aviation industry in Canada.
	www.tc.gc.ca /CivilAviation/SystemSafety/CAESN/menu.htm (197 words)

	Aerosafe // Welcome to the Aviation Safety Network
		The ASN was established as a support network for aviation organisations aiming to develop and sustain a positive safety culture, working with other providers in the industry to develop a consistent approach to safety and risk management.
		ASN Members pay a monthly fee to share in the benefits of the ASN, which includes accessing expert advice, guidance and tools for the further development, implementation and integration of your safety management and risk management systems.
		The ASN is in essence " your safety department" offering your organisation the opportunity to increase knowledge and skills specific to safety and risk management, tools to assist with implementation to support cultural change, a tailored resource pack and on-tap support.
	www.aerosafe.com.au /page/aviation_safety_network.html (257 words)

	Open Directory - Science: Technology: Aerospace: Aeronautics: Safety of Aviation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Aviation Safety Foundation, Australia - Through the promotion of air safety standards, the Foundation aims to instill confidence and interest in aviation.
		Aviation Safety Group of New England - A non-profit organization dedicated to the enhancement of aviation safety.
		Safety and Flight Equipment Association - Forum for the exchange of information between Industry, Government Procurement agencies and Research Establishments in the field of Survival and Flight Equipment for both Military and Civil applications.
	dmoz.org /Science/Technology/Aerospace/Aeronautics/Safety_of_Aviation (1079 words)

	Safety of Aviation
		The main aim is to promote safety in civil airline operations on an international basis.
		Aviation survival equipment reviews; survival techniques and resources for pilots; authoritive General Aviation ditching information.
		Attempting to raise the standard of safety, security and survivability for commercial aviation passengers and for support of victims' families.
	www.aviatorlinks.com /Safety_of_Aviation (516 words)

	Aviation International News
		Once again, Mother Nature made her presence felt toward the end of the year, while safety and access issues were concerns all year long.
		Some high-profile accidents this year captured the nation’s interest; a crash at TEB intensified the scrutiny of the charter industry, while a landing accident showed pilots who did what they were trained to do and handled an emergency with aplomb.
		Aviation International News is a publication of The Convention News Co., Inc., P.O. Box 277, Midland Park, NJ, 07432.
	www.ainonline.com (902 words)

	Aviation Resources - refdesk.com
		AilineSafety.com - "AirlineSafety.Com is dedicated to the subject of airline safety and seeks to provide a free-market forum for the discussion of policies and issues which are germane to airline safety." - A ton of information about airplanes and helicopters.
		Aviation stories include the Enola Gay, the Concorde, and the Boeing 767-80, which was the prototype for most jet transports.
		Sleeping Giants: Aviation Afterlife in the Desert - Walk into the Arizona desert, among giant bombers and fighters, and hear the stories of the people who maintain and fly them at the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center.
	www.refdesk.com /flying.html (863 words)

	White House Commssion Status Report: Improving Aviation Safety
		More aviation safety inspectors have been hired and they are now being assigned using a new oversight approach and a new partnership model.
		The Department of Transportation recognizes that in conducting benefit-cost analysis in aviation safety and security rulemakings, quite often there are both tangible and intangible benefits of a rule.
		The FAA is participating with the aviation community to improve the integrity and standardization of aviation safety databases in its worldwide Global Analysis and Information Network (GAIN) program.
	www.dot.gov /affairs/whcsec1.htm (2467 words)

	Korean Airlines (KAL) safety audit report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The KAL Safety Audit report was allegedly part of a wider program being overseen by Delta Airlines of America.
		The Delta Audit of KAL was allegedly required by the US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) and insurance companies in the wake of the Korean Airlines B747 crash at Guam on 06/08/97 (Flt 801) as a precursor to the setting up of a proposed code sharing arrangement between KAL and Delta Airlines.
		The action of the ground crew was unacceptable and definitely compromised flight safety for the remainder of the flight.
	www.vision.net.au /~apaterson/aviation/korean_audit.htm (14368 words)

	USATODAY.com - Air safety figures tell incomplete story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		August's aviation death toll would have been higher still were it not for the miraculous escape on Aug. 2 of all 309 people aboard an Air France Airbus A340 that overshot the main runway in Toronto and burst into flames.
		Few carriers have spotless safety records and by the time serious blots appear, it often is too late, experts say.
		In addition, thousands of safety incidents — for example when two planes fly or taxi closer together than national or international rules allow, without actually colliding — are reported each month to national aviation authorities.
	www.usatoday.com /travel/news/2005-08-17-safety-stats_x.htm (886 words)

	Aviation Safety
		Airline safety and security information from the passenger perspective as well as other useful information for the traveling public, as well as information on recent fatal plane crashes
		Aviation Safety is published by the Belvoir Publications Aviation Group
		Human Factors and Aviation Medicine presents information important to the training and performance of all aviation professionals.
	www.resourcehelp.com /avi_safety.htm (171 words)

	Welcome to Aviation Links - Resources For Pilots and Aviation Enthusiasts! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Major efforts are in; subsonic, supersonic, hypersonic, general aviation, and high-performance aircraft propulsion systems as well as in materials, structures, internal fluid mechanics, instrumentation and controls, interdisciplinary technologies, and aircraft icing research.
		Aviation Iceland - Óskar Eiðsson of Iceland, provides an inside look at his countries aviation.
		Aviation Formulary V1.24 - This is a text document that discusses many aviation formulas including; great circle navigation, rhumb line navigation, wind triangles, atmospheric formulas, airspeeds (mach & true), humidity & dew point, unit conversions, and more.
	home.att.net /~derbyshire/avlinks.html (1226 words)

	Abstracts of References and Incidents
		The International Civil Aviation Organisation is the international body to which most of the countries in the world with significant commercial aviation are signatories.
		The Federal Aviation Administration is the US Government organisation responsible for the administration of all aspects of aviation in the United States.
		Eurocontrol, the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation, is an umbrella organisation which establishes standards and coordinates work on air safety and air traffic control in Europe.
	www.rvs.uni-bielefeld.de /publications/Incidents/DOCS/FBW.html (10269 words)

	What is EUCARE - EUROPEAN CONFIDENTIAL AVIATION SAFETY REPORTING NETWORK
		If you encounter any threat to aviation safety you are encouraged to use this form to describe the event as detailed as possible, and send it back to EUCARE using a preaddressed envelope that is postage-free if mailed within Germany.
		The safety information extracted from the reports is passed on directly to those who can do something about it.
		Another possibility to work towards the improvement of aviation safety is to pass on the obtained knowledge to the aviation community.
	www.eucare.de /whatis.htm (1033 words)

	Links
		NARCAP recommends that all aviation safety related incidents be reported to the NASA ASRS.
		This confidential reporting system is aware that aviation safety related incidents involving unidentified aerial phenomena do occur and is prepared to take reports regarding such incidents in a professional and confidential manner.
		The Aviation Safety network; The resource center for airliner accidents and civil aviation issues.
	www.narcap.org /AVLinks.htm (145 words)

	Aviation Safety
		Fly Safety Technologies - The future of air traffic safety and efficiency lies in the systems being created today by Flight Safety Technologies that will allow the airline industry to keep pace with the growth of air travel.
		Combining a deep understanding of General Aviation requirements and four years of exhaustive research and development, Navigance has integrated and installed proven security systems at GA airports, fixed base operators, corporate flight departments and fuel farms.
		Our members are dedicated to certifying the safety and the efficiency of the National Airspace System (NAS); maintaining and supporting this nation’s air traffic control system with the utmost professionalism; and ensuring the integrity, the reliability, and the safety of the commercial and general aviation industries.
	avisupser.dgrsolutions.com /safety.html (697 words)

	Global Aviation Information Network Announces Fifth Safety Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		GAIN is designed to promote and facilitate the voluntary collection and sharing of safety information by and among users in the international aviation community to improve aviation safety.
		According to Dr. Steve Predmore, vice president of safety, jetBlue Airways and chair of the GAIN steering committee, there has been a marked increase in the number of airlines systematically collecting information about their daily operations.
		Summaries are presented for approximately 50 methods and tools for analysis of safety data including pilot safety reports, incident reports, and digital flight data.
	www.faa.gov /APA/pr/pr.cfm?id=1465 (654 words)

	PPRuNe Forums - Powered by vBulletin
		If so, here's the place to swap the hot gen on who's sponsoring or employing, their selection criteria, and where those oh so elusive first jobs can be spotted in the wild.
		A place where pilots may enter the 'lions den' that is Air Traffic Control in complete safety and find out the answers to all those obscure topics which you always wanted to know the answer to but were afraid to ask.
		Aviation has been around South America and the Caribbean since the early days.
	www.pprune.org (1585 words)

	EUROCONTROL - European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Representing 31 European States, it is responsible for the safe and smooth flow of air traffic in the continent.
		Safety: we are working hard to reduce the rate of Air Traffic Management-induced accidents and incidents
		We are at the service of the travelling public, working to make their journeys through European airspace safer, faster and smoother.
	www.eurocontrol.be (406 words)

	British Airways. Airline.consumer opinion.Aircraft safety.Concorde.Civil Aviation Authority.
		David Hyde, BA Directorof Safety when interviewed on May 12th agreed that there were "Always operational pressures".
		Although I had suspicions of faulty maintenance procedures by the BA company prior to the court case I was inclined to regard this as a classic financial"dirty trick".
		Southampton the UK airport which has seen controversial development and operational expansion in recent years recently experienced the ridiculous spectacle of a airline captain ordering 30 passengers to disembark and travel 25 miles by bus to Bournemouth Airport where they then reboarded the aircraft for a safe takeoff from one the longer runways available.
	www.aviation-uk.com (1786 words)

	ALEA Safety Links
		Australian Transport Safety Bureau good links to Australian aviation accident reports both preliminary and full write-up after analysis.
		Flight Safety Foundation Some good reports and publications, however much of it is on a chargeback basis.
		Safety Data Exchange This site is sponsored by The Experimental Aircraft Association with data assistance from the FAA to provide a source of important Safety Information for General Aviation, Amateur Built, and Ultralight Aircraft.
	www.alea.org /public/links/safety_links.htm (285 words)

	IRE Store \| Bookstore \| Aviation Safety
		This federal agency is in a continuous tug of war with the FAA (and other agencies) over safety issues.
		For data, go to the home page, then choose "safety data." many other documents are available to surfers, too.
		Aviation Safety Alliance, a lobbying group comprised of airlines and manufacturers
	www.ire.org /store/books/aviation/aviationsites.html (296 words)

	AVIATION AFFILIATES INC. - Aviation Links
		The Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) is an associated body of the European Civil
		Aviation Conference (ECAC) representing the civil aviation regulatory authorities
		This cooperation is intended to provide high and consistent standards of safety and a "level playing-field" for competition in Europe.
	www.aviationaffiliatesinc.com /links.html (204 words)

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