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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) maintains a consolidated webpage that provides users with access to NTSB accident reports, information on transportation safety studies, strategic planning documents, and other valuable safety / outreach information.
Read MoreThe National Transportation Safety Board (USA) maintains an interactive website that summarizes the NTSB aviation accident database. This information is updated daily and contains historical information from 1962 to present.
Read MoreThe RSAG-PA was established in 2008 and supports the implementation of the ICAO GASP. This link provides access to the first exclusive safety report for the Pan American Region. It is based on safety data provided by ICAO, Boeing, and IATA.
Read MoreThe Air Accident Investigation Bureau - Singapore maintains a database of on-going and completed safety investigations. This link provides access to the investigation reports.
Read MoreThe Accident Investigation Board Norway maintains a database of completed investigations, their reports, and related safety recommendations.
Read MoreThe Australian Transport Safety Bureau publishes a wide range of materials relating to transport safety. This link provides information on all ATSB non-investigation report publications.
Read MoreReleased periodically, the Aviation Short Investigation Bulletin covers a range of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau’s short investigations, and highlights valuable safety lessons for pilots, operators and safety managers.
Read MoreThe Australian Transport Safety Bureau maintains an interactive database that contains completed and active accident and incident investigation data.
Read MoreFlight Safety Foundation has published seven bulletins devoted to different aviation safety themes. The publications span a variety of areas such as: Airport Operations, Aviation Mechanics Bulletin, Cabin Crew Safety, Helicopter Safety, and Human Factors & Aviation Medicine.
Read MoreEach monthly edition of AeroSafety World contains an On-Record section that provides both a table of information regarding recent accidents and incidents, and an awareness of problems that might (based on final reports by official investigative authorities) be avoided in the future.
Read MoreAnnually, ICAO publishes a safety report to document global policy and standardization initiatives, the status of monitored KPIs, current safety analyses, and the status of programs that are implementing changes to address safety needs.
Read MoreICAO annually publishes the GASP to outline global aviation safety improvement opportunities and goals. This strategic plan establishes global performance targets and promote aviation stakeholder coordination.
Read MoreThe FAA has developed regulatory and guidance materials to encourage anonymous and consistent, non-punitive safety reporting by flight operations employees. This link provides access to multiple materials that assist in better understanding best practices, and FAA requirements.
Read MoreThe FAA developed and maintains the Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing (ASIAS) system. This system enables users to perform integrated queries of multiple databases, search an extensive warehouse of safety data, and display pertinent elements in an array of useful formats.
Read MoreThe FAA maintains an interactive database that contains completed and active accident and incident investigation data.
Read MoreThe FAA has developed a lessons learned library that captures the major outputs from aviation accidents and incidents. This library providers users with comprehensive access to accidents by common themes, threat categories, or by aircraft lifecycle phase.
Read MoreAustralia has developed guidance materials for the development of flight data analysis programs by operators, and for CASA in the assessment of those programs. This document also introduces the utility of flight data analyses and how that information supports safety products.
Read MoreIn 2012, the Pan America RASG created information protection guidance materials. These guidance materials aim to support the positive evolution of information protection and safety culture.
Read MoreThe pooling of de-identified safety data can support the development safety performance targets and benchmarks. This link provides an example of third party services that allows users to submit and securely retrieve information to inform the development of performance targets.
Read MoreThe exchange of flight data analysis results among industry partners provides stakeholders with an understanding of domain-specific and systemic safety needs. This link provides an example of third party flight data exchange services and the benefits to users.
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