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Two pilots in high-visibility vests stand beside a light aircraft on a wet tarmac, looking towards approaching dark clouds.

Weather decisions: keep your options open

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Set personal minimums before you fly to give yourself a safety margin above the legal minimums. Use them to reassess conditions and make early decisions while you still have options.

Selected international accidents/incidents: April to June 2026

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4 April Aircraft: Airbus A320 Location: Near Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Fatalities: 0 JetBlue Airways flight encountered turbulence at altitude, seriously injuring a cabin...

Selected Australian accidents/incidents: April to June 2026

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+-3 April Aircraft: Cirrus SR20 G6 Location: Near Shellharbour Airport, NSW Fatalities: 0 Aircraft had engine failure after touch-and-go. Pilot made forced landing in...
A man with a bunch of question marks coming out of his head

Who do I tell?

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Information flow and exchange are the foundations of aviation safety. They depend on prompt, honest and accurate reporting.
Aerial view of an aerodrome

Two minutes that matter: Joining the circuit

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It’s the phase of flight where knowledge, preparation, habit, procedure and skill converge. Expect to be busy, rehearse, and keep your eyes open.

Selected international accidents/incidents: January to March 2026

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2 January Aircraft: MD Helicopters MD530F Location: Near Superior, Arizona, US Fatalities: 4 Helicopter flew into slackline (similar to tightrope, but loose) that had...

Make yourself heard

Lookout is important, but so is keeping your ears open and, when appropriate, opening your mouth.
Small aircraft against blue sky

Selected Australian accidents/incidents: January to March 2026

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Read about aviation accidents in Australia from January to March 2026
Illustration of an aeroplane conducting a go-around at an airport

There’s always next time: The fine art of going around

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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.
Save a life, not a bag

Airlines urge passengers to save lives by leaving bags behind

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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.