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Wings on safety: A Winning Formula
As the country’s civil air navigation service provider, NAV CANADA is committed to supporting the aviation industry by making today’s ANS more efficient and cost effective.
As the country’s civil air navigation service provider, NAV CANADA is committed to supporting the aviation industry by making today’s ANS more efficient and cost effective.
Rounding The Corners
Those involved in aviation tend to get excited about most new technological advances.
Those involved in aviation tend to get excited about most new technological advances.
The Volcanic Disruption
The April 2010 Eyjafjallajökull volcanic eruption brought European and North Atlantic air traffic to a halt. Billions of dollars were lost by the airline industry, and millions of travellers were stranded.
The April 2010 Eyjafjallajökull volcanic eruption brought European and North Atlantic air traffic to a halt. Billions of dollars were lost by the airline industry, and millions of travellers were stranded.
Wings on safety: WHEN ZERO IS EVERYTHING
Can we have zero accidents? Twelve years ago, Transport Canada declared its intention to pursue a “zero” aircraft accident rate when it published “Challenge 98.” No doubt many people in the aviation industry rolled their eyes at the notion of zero; likely many still do. So was Transport Canada’s planned pursuit delusionary or visionary?
Can we have zero accidents? Twelve years ago, Transport Canada declared its intention to pursue a “zero” aircraft accident rate when it published “Challenge 98.” No doubt many people in the aviation industry rolled their eyes at the notion of zero; likely many still do. So was Transport Canada’s planned pursuit delusionary or visionary?
45 ° 42' North: Fond farewell
The Ottawa suburb of Rockliffe is the home of the Canada Aviation Museum, one of the finest in the world with an internationally renowned aeronautical collection. Until the end of March 2010, it was under the stewardship of Anthony (Tony) Smyth.
The Ottawa suburb of Rockliffe is the home of the Canada Aviation Museum, one of the finest in the world with an internationally renowned aeronautical collection. Until the end of March 2010, it was under the stewardship of Anthony (Tony) Smyth.
MANAGING OUR SAFETY RISKS
On March 16, 2010, the TSB issued its Watchlist of the nine safety issues in transportation that pose the greatest risk to Canadians. The Board identified the oversight and implementation of SMS by the entire transportation industry as one of these risks. This article describes some of the challenges and lessons learned by companies as they implement SMS. While it draws on examples from aviation, similar issues can be found in other safety critical organizations.
On March 16, 2010, the TSB issued its Watchlist of the nine safety issues in transportation that pose the greatest risk to Canadians. The Board identified the oversight and implementation of SMS by the entire transportation industry as one of these risks. This article describes some of the challenges and lessons learned by companies as they implement SMS. While it draws on examples from aviation, similar issues can be found in other safety critical organizations.
Manitoba Chapter 99s Award Scholarship
May 5, 2010 - At the Manitoba Aviation Council 2010 Conference, Rosella Bjornson awarded a scholarship to Adelinde Grobler.
May 5, 2010 - At the Manitoba Aviation Council 2010 Conference, Rosella Bjornson awarded a scholarship to Adelinde Grobler.
