Remotely Piloted Aircraft operating over residential areas
The concern related to a Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) being operated over a residential area.
Aviation
The concern related to a Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) being operated over a residential area.
The concern related to visible corrosion on an aircraft used for sight-seeing tours.
The concern related to a passenger not receiving a safety brief in relation to an infant they were carrying.
The concern related to the fatigue experience by short haul cabin crew.
The concern relates to the use of flight number call signs in Australia.
The concern related to the confusion caused by an operator using similar call signs for flights operating at similar times.
The concern related to the ATSB’s lack of cabin safety investigation ability, as it appears the ATSB have not had a dedicated cabin safety investigator since 2003.
The concern related to the exposed metal holder on the back of seats in the economy section of the aircraft, which could be a safety hazard in the event of an emergency landing.
The reporter expressed a safety concern relating to the poor condition of the surface of the apron area at the [location] airport. The reporter has advised that if an aircraft taxied over the affected area the chance of causing engine or airframe damage is very high.
The concern related to the cabin crew to passenger ratio exemptions granted by CASA to the major airlines