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Friday, August 7, 2009
Safety Webinar Examines Increasing Safety Issues; More News
This year has seen some of the worst controversies surrounding aviation safety in more than a decade as analysts debate the impact of such accidents as Colgan Flight 3407, the subject of Senate hearings yesterday, as well as Air France 447. For that reason, Aviation Today is assembling four aviation safety experts to discuss what it all means during its latest webinar – The Troubled Status of Air Safety – set for August 27 at 11 a.m.
Flight Safety Foundation CEO William Voss and Former NTSB Member John Goglia will discuss today’s aviation safety problems with Hughes Aerospace Consulting and Technical Services President Chris Baur and Air Safety Week Editor Ramon Lopez during the webinar.
This realistic assessment will examine this year’s most significant accidents as well as the new rules emerging from both Congress and the FAA. Goglia, now JDA Aviation Technology Solutions senior vice president, Aviation Operations and Safety Programs, and the others will also cover the impact of FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt. His former role as a union chief for the Air Line Pilots Association is expected to have a profound effect on aviation safety especially with respect to lagging FAA action on National Transportation Safety Board recommendations and flight and duty time rule reform which have been front and center in this year’s controversies.
Congress has cited cost cutting measures as having compromised safety and the four experts will examine whether or not this is true along with the impact of highly computerized aircraft such as the A330 and whether this has contributed to its technical problems. Also under discussion is the competition amongst manufacturers and whether that impacts the quality control on the production line.
The four will cover whether or not FAA’s recent emphasis on runway safety has been successful and how NextGen will boost safety, if it is ever fielded.
To sign up for this topical webinar click here.
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Flight Safety Foundation CEO William Voss and Former NTSB Member John Goglia will discuss today’s aviation safety problems with Hughes Aerospace Consulting and Technical Services President Chris Baur and Air Safety Week Editor Ramon Lopez during the webinar.
This realistic assessment will examine this year’s most significant accidents as well as the new rules emerging from both Congress and the FAA. Goglia, now JDA Aviation Technology Solutions senior vice president, Aviation Operations and Safety Programs, and the others will also cover the impact of FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt. His former role as a union chief for the Air Line Pilots Association is expected to have a profound effect on aviation safety especially with respect to lagging FAA action on National Transportation Safety Board recommendations and flight and duty time rule reform which have been front and center in this year’s controversies.
Congress has cited cost cutting measures as having compromised safety and the four experts will examine whether or not this is true along with the impact of highly computerized aircraft such as the A330 and whether this has contributed to its technical problems. Also under discussion is the competition amongst manufacturers and whether that impacts the quality control on the production line.
The four will cover whether or not FAA’s recent emphasis on runway safety has been successful and how NextGen will boost safety, if it is ever fielded.
To sign up for this topical webinar click here.
More News
Vueling Flight Delayed In Athens By Bomb Hoax
Gol Halves Chile-Brazil Flights
Airbus Wins 140 Aircraft Orders In Jan-July
Gulf Air announces operations to Iraq destinations by end of September
Air Canada bailout buys time - but Canada Inc sells out to forces of protectionism
Alternative jet fuel process receives approval
Workers, supporters rally to keep Frontier flying
Airline laments hiring of Flight 3407 pilot
FAA head cites Flight 3407 in prodding pilots on safety
Hawaiian, Alaska Air tops for on-time arrivals; Frontier, American rank last
United Getting $25 Million From City For Willis Tower Move
LaGuardia Terror Suspect Had Been Freed By Judge
From Dreamliner to lost military deals, problems nag Boeing
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EgyptAir orders 737s, drops order for 777s
Airlines show smallest traffic decline in 11 months for July
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Airbus to delay delivery of A380 to China Southern
Qantas loyalty deal with Woolies a big seller
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Flights disrupted as typhoon hits southern Japan
Boeing Next-Generation 737s Expand EgyptAir’s Single-Aisle Fleet
China Airline Passenger Numbers May Rise 20% in 2009, Li Says
Congressmen to fly in style on new Gulfstreams
BA Confirms Held Merger Talks With Iberia In London This Week
Air Canada reports 2009 second quarter results
Travelers chafe at sky-high cost of eating at airports
European tourism takes a beating in 2009
Should airlines be re-regulated?
Turkish Airlines to Enter Australian Market in 2011
The US pilots living next to a runway
Airport: Bring on battle with high-speed trains
AirAsia defers Airbus delivery
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Major European and American LCCs gain on Jul-2009 traffic results, yield pressures still a concern
Does Northwest Airlines own the term "northwest?" It says it does
Frontier scores highest monthly passenger count in 11 months
Runway Expansion Gets Noisy
America's high-speed rail off to a slow start
Southwest shares up: Frontier bid or better outlook?
Is Ryanair growing too fast?
The “Three Ps” of getting your airline refund
What’s a ticket agreement? Airline Jargon 101 and why you should care
Pvt airlines will collapse soon if fuel price, taxes not cut: Pawar
Columnists – Vir Sanghvi;The government is about to screw up the airline sector again
Air India calls for re-tender of aviation insurance policy
Kingfisher Airlines 2008-09 Net Profit
Jet Airways sacks two pilots for joining union
Air India to convert 10 jets for low-fare flights
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