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South Korea Plane Crash: Safety Failures and Contributing Factors

Originally Published 2 days ago — by 조선일보

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A government-commissioned study using supercomputer simulations revealed that the concrete embankment at Muan Airport significantly worsened the 2024 Jeju Air crash, and without it, almost no fatalities would have occurred. The study also indicated that the embankment violated regulations, contradicting earlier government claims, and has influenced ongoing investigations and policy discussions on aviation safety and infrastructure regulation.

FAA Warning Preceded Arizona Helicopter Crash That Killed Four

Originally Published 5 days ago — by Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB

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A tragic helicopter crash in Arizona that killed four Oregonians is believed to have been caused by a collision with a long slackline, raising concerns about the lack of oversight and safety measures for the growing extreme sport of highlining, especially in public lands where longer lines are being installed without sufficient communication with aviation authorities.

Air India Pilot Removed for Alcohol Influence; Canada Calls for Investigation

Originally Published 8 days ago — by CNBC

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A pilot from Air India was removed from a Vancouver-Delhi flight after testing positive for alcohol, prompting Canadian authorities to investigate and seek airline cooperation, amid ongoing safety concerns at Air India following recent crashes and regulatory scrutiny.

Air India Pilot Arrested for Alcohol Use at Vancouver Airport

Originally Published 9 days ago — by Reuters

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Canada's Transport Canada has asked Air India to investigate a serious incident where a pilot was removed from a flight under the influence of alcohol at Vancouver International Airport, leading to a delay and the use of an alternate pilot; the airline and authorities are scrutinizing safety protocols amid broader concerns about aviation safety and pilot conduct.

Garmin Autoland Safely Lands Plane in Colorado During Emergency

Originally Published 19 days ago — by Aviation International News

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The Garmin Autoland system was successfully activated for the first time in-service on a King Air B200 after a loss of pressurization, automatically navigating and landing the aircraft at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, demonstrating the system's operational reliability in an emergency situation.

Garmin Autoland Safely Lands Plane During Pilot Incapacitation in Colorado

Originally Published 20 days ago — by CBS News

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A plane at Colorado's Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport successfully performed the first real-world use of Garmin's Autoland system, which automatically landed the aircraft after the pilot became incapacitated, demonstrating a significant advancement in aviation safety technology.

Autoland Saves King Air, All Safe

Originally Published 21 days ago — by AvBrief.com

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Garmin's Autoland system was successfully activated for the first time in an emergency on a King Air 200 in Colorado, resulting in a safe landing at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport after the pilot became incapacitated. All aboard are reported safe, and the system performed flawlessly during the incident.

Investigation Reveals Details of Greg Biffle Plane Crash

Originally Published 23 days ago — by Motorsport.com

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The NTSB has begun investigating the fatal plane crash that killed NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his family, and others at Statesville Regional Airport, with a preliminary report expected within 30 days and a full report in 12-18 months. The investigation includes witness interviews, debris analysis, and examination of the cockpit voice recorder, while the pilot remains unidentified. Authorities are seeking additional evidence and witnesses to determine the cause, considering weather, aircraft, and pilot factors.

U.S. Government Admits Liability in Multiple Deadly Air Collisions

Originally Published 25 days ago — by ABC News

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The US government acknowledged some failures and accepted liability in the deadly Jan. 29 mid-air collision over the Potomac River involving a military helicopter and a commercial jet, while denying certain claims of negligence, as part of a civil lawsuit filed by the victims' families.

FAA Grounds MD-11 Fleet Following Kentucky UPS Crash

Originally Published 2 months ago — by KSL.com

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The FAA has temporarily banned MD-11 flights following a deadly UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky, which involved engine detachment and resulted in at least 14 fatalities. The order, supported by Boeing, mandates comprehensive inspections of the fleet before resumption of service, as investigations continue into the cause of the crash.