The allocation of a Danger Area near Jurien Bay in West Australia
The concern related to the reluctance by authorities to allocate a danger area to Jurien Bay despite intense parachute operations in the area
Aviation
The concern related to the reluctance by authorities to allocate a danger area to Jurien Bay despite intense parachute operations in the area
The concern related to the perceived intimidation of cabin crew members during line readiness checks.
The concern related to the training received by first officers in relation to a new procedure being introduced by the operator.
The concern related to the availability of food to the flight crew during flight time.
The concern related to the lack of check and training provided to pilots who are new to the company, before they begin taking passenger revenue flights.
The concern related to the uneven surface on the apron area at the domestic terminal at [location] airport.
The concern related to the safety culture within an organisation conducting charter and aerial work operations.
The concerns related to the operator’s fatigue management scheme and the lack of licence coverage to conduct the operator’s maintenance contract.
The concern related to a procedural change which the reporter felt would reduce the safety in the cabin if an emergency occurred and the cabin had to be evacuated.
The concern related to an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) which has been operating near the Gold Coast airport and Sea World Helipad