The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is reminding all road users to be aware of their surroundings and avoid distractions when approaching level crossings.
Rail Safety Week…
A Saab 340 turboprop airliner was unable to pressurise due to two sections of broken door seal, which were misidentified by flight crews as cosmetic damage, an Australian Transport Safety…
A breakdown in risk management processes contributed to the derailment of an XPT passenger train at Wallan, Victoria, a transport safety investigation report has found.
NSW Trainlink…
Two separate occurrences in which 737 airliners flew below minimum altitude on the same arrival and approach into Cairns Airport, demonstrate the risks associated with data entry errors, and…
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is again supporting the TrackSAFE Foundation’s Rail Safety Week as a valuable opportunity to amplify important safety messaging focused on…
An ATSB investigation into a serious hot air balloon incident in a Melbourne bayside suburb last year highlights the importance of engineering rigour in analysis, design and testing.…
A 737 flight crew’s response to an engine failure over the Tasman Sea earlier this year highlights the benefits of effective decision-making and management of an unexpected situation, an…
A sightseeing helicopter accident as a result of a seized bearing demonstrates the importance of ensuring all aircraft parts are maintained in accordance with regulations and manufacturer…
