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Sonic net too noisy for airport birds
A new way of using noise to deter birds could drive down their numbers around airports by more than 80 per cent.
A study published...
Partners in safety
In flight training, pilots are urged to use every resource they have available, particularly in an emergency. An under-utilised and seldom-discussed resource is the...
At what price? Low cost carriers and safety
Flight Safety Australia looks back on an article from our November/December 2013 edition of the magazine to revisit how budget airlines handle safety and what impact their...
100 Foundations of Aviation Safety
Heavier-than-air aviation has existed for just over a century, in which time it has gone from being a daredevil pursuit to one of the...
Preparing for the bushfire season
In the wake of the devastating 2019–20 bushfire season, fire crews and emergency services across the country have been busily preparing as summer approaches.
In...
2015 Collectors’ Edition
From Mark Skidmore AM / CEO and Director of Aviation Safety
During my first year as CASA’s Chief Executive Officer and Director of Aviation Safety...
Make yourself heard
Lookout is important, but so is keeping your ears open and, when appropriate, opening your mouth.
Selected Australian accidents/incidents: January to March 2026
Read about aviation accidents in Australia from January to March 2026
There’s always next time: The fine art of going around
Deciding to push the throttle forward, go around the circuit one more time and begin a fresh approach is a sign of judgement rather than failure or inability.
Airlines urge passengers to save lives by leaving bags behind
The speed at which fire engulfs a crashed aircraft can be measured in seconds and a crash in Tokyo in 2024 provided a sobering lesson on how every second counts.
