Airservices have informed the ATSB that a review into callsign conflict has been conducted and the callsigns involved were identified as in conflict - work is underway to resolve the matter.
After REPCON questioned CASA as to whether they had discussed the falsification of the maintenance records with the operator, CASA conducted further enquires. They formed the preliminary view that the defects had not been endorsed on the maintenance release when they should have been and these matters were going to be examined further.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau anticipates amendments to the Transport Safety Investigations Regulations (TSI Regulations), which detail the requirements for reporting transport…
A United Nations Day of Significance, World Maritime Day 2022 is calling on the maritime community to have a conversation about the transition of the sector to a greener and more sustainable…
Amendments to the Transport Safety Investigations Regulations (TSI Regulations), which detail the requirements for reporting transport accidents and incidents to the ATSB, will take effect on…
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Preliminary report - the investigation into the accident is continuing
A wedge-tailed eagle bird carcass was located near the accident site
No pre-accident defects…
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau and Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads have renewed their agreement that sees the ATSB conduct no blame transport safety investigations…
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R22 pilot conducted forced landing after sudden loss of engine power during low-level mustering operations
Examination found damage to the engine’s number-four…
