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Online marketplace for buying and selling airline safety equipment.
Manufactures displays, recorders and air data computers and airborne servers and wireless communications systems. Also offers consulting, maintenance, and safety training services. Offices in the US, Canada and UK.
Landing's search for Service Difficulty Reports (SDRs) archive, airworthiness directives and alerts, NTSB's accident information, and safety databases.
Innovative aviation safety training and organizational and management consulting services; based in California.
ACS provides interview preparation, simulator training, career counseling, CRM training, and Flight Instructor refresher courses for pilots from entry-level through air carrier operations.
General information and specifications regarding 'black boxes'; the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
Bill of the 106th Congress. Provides increased funding for FAA programs (airports, management reform, family assistance for accident victims, safety, whistleblower protection). Adds about $9B from 2001-2003.
Environmental Tectonics Corporation offers training and videos covering Physiology, Aviation Medicine, Survival, Training, and other topics.
The ACI World Aviation Security Standing Committee identified airline codesharing as a possible security problem and prepared a working paper on the subject in 1997.
An FAA organization that provides the public with access to several of the principal aviation safety data and information sources used by the Federal Government.
Includes accident synopses, investigations, accident statistics, a listing of reports and studies, safety recommendations, public hearings, and Board meetings.
Contains descriptions of over 5900 airliner write-offs and covers accidents since 1945, in which the airliner involved sustained irreparable damage.
Resource center for airliner accidents and civil aviation safety issues; includes database, statistics, reports, and news.
Provides AFS safety information and other FAA locations on the Internet; Inspector's handbook, FARs, Flight Standards Program and District Offices, airlines information, advisories, and Airman testing.
Safety Recommendations are issued by the NTSB as a result of the investigation of transportation accidents and other safety problems.
A joint program between NASA, the FAA, the Department of Defense (DOD), and the aviation industry that emphasized accident reduction.
Specializes in the provision of expert advice on all aspects of aviation security; experience in international airline and airport security solutions that include procedure design and implementation and the provision of training and equipment.
Intended to provide the public with easily accessible FAA safety related information; the site also provides service information concerning aviation related schools, safety related forms, and FAA offices.
This website provides information about the human factors issues of commercial transport aircraft flight deck automation.
In-flight emergency response training program as well as safety kits and supplies; located in Florida.
Lists every major airplane crash since 1920.
Training for pilots, mechanics/engineers, and flight attendants; 20 locations around the world.
The Medical Horizons Unlimited Institute for Aviation/Aerospace Medicine and Safety provides educational programs, systems and courses worldwide; in addition, areas of emphasis include environmental, industrial and occupational health, toxicolog.
Summaries from the NTSB aviation accident database.
Producer of passenger safety briefing cards.
A list of aviation related terms and definitions that may be helpful in reviewing the data presented in the Aviation Safety Information website.
Contains an extensive log of crashes since the 1940s, articles about airline safety issues, and statistics.
Investigates factors determining performance and safety in aviation and space and develops new measures of performance in these environments and assessing the impact of human factors training on attitudes and behavior; also serves in an advisory.
The NTSB meets to discuss and adopt major accident reports, special investigation reports, safety studies, and other Board products.
Develops commerce applications for iris recognition technology, including airline ticketing and boarding, aviation access control (EyePass), as well as sports and entertainment admissions.
This site seeks to make a case that the FAA is not effective in ensuring airline safety, that profits are put before passenger safety.
As part of its investigation into certain accidents, the Safety Board may hold a public hearing to record evidence presented by persons involved in the accident and by parties to the investigation.
A National Defense Industrial Association Conference; this site provides links to the full text documents.
US Department of Transportation agency responsible for safety and certification of aircraft and pilots, airport security, air-traffic control operations and commercial space transportation development.
Fifty most recent reports by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB); recent publications are available online in the Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF),
Focuses on improved pilot judgment and aeronautical decision making. Contains information on workshops, accident analysis, and discussion groups.
Worldwide organization impacting the entire aviation industry.
institute for safety education offering academic minors in Aviation Safety as well as the Safety Resource Center (SRC) and crash laboratory; located at the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
News and opinions, reports, videos, photo galleries and statistics on aviation accidents.
Committed to recognizing and promoting the excellent education and training of aviation professionals across the United States.
Programs in operation, engineering, research, manufacturing, marketing, and management; develops pilots, mechanics, engineers, dispatchers, managers, computer scientists, air traffic control, and meteorologists campuses in Florida and Arizona wi.
Produces the Quantum-Pro Management System, a CRM training application.
A listing of downloadable word and pdf files.
Dedicated to the subject of airline safety and seeks to provide a free-market forum for the discussion of airline safety policies and issues.
Designers of airline safety cards.
Full support services in all areas of airline operations; maintenance services, airport services, flight training services, asset management and business services.
Manufacturer of computerized security systems that detect and identify intrusions and explosive devices in luggage and packages.
Training in air traffic, airways facilities, international aviation, regulatory standards, aviation security, administration, and airports and logistics.
Located in British Columbia; pilot training for airline-sponsored and self-sponsored international students; flight training and aviation education in cooperation with the University College of the Fraser Valley; advanced, turbine and bridging t.
The objective of this program is to assist the FAA in the development of systems and procedures capable of providing the air traffic control system with the information required to maximize traffic flow for existing vortex conditions.
Provider of air safety cards for a variety of business and commercial aircraft.
Searchable forum on risks to the public in computers and related systems; includes aviation related topics.
The FAA provides a safety assessment rating (1=complies, 2=does not comply) of countries based on the country's ability to adhere to international standards.
An FAA checklist of safety precautions the flying public can take to improve their level of safety.
Programs in professional piloting, aviation business management, and reservations and ticketing; part of the Miami-Dade Community College system.
Part of the FAA's Accident Prevention Program.
Programs include multi-engine time building and ab-initio training; includes job placement assistance and international airspace exposure; located near Orlando.
Safety information for the airline passenger; includes a number of statistical and data sources.
Serves the electromagnetic compatibility, electrical and mechanical safety and environmental testing needs of a variety of industries. Offers the TÜV-Mark 'For Aircraft Use' which indicated that a product has been rigorously tested by an indepe.
Airline safety information for the traveling public; airline safety reviews, statistics, news, safety articles, and networking.
Responsible for coordinating a national safety program for the transportation of hazardous materials by air, rail, highway and water.
Safety and in-flight training as well as sales of associated manuals and guides.
New technologies and implementation issues - a 1996 panel of members drawn from national medical, engineering, and scientific associations.
A wide range of safety as well as articles and data on personal safety, suggested readings, and the full-text of AirSafe Journal.
Part of IDS Intelligent Detection Systems; developed a suite of explosives and drug detection products and systems; used in airport and aircraft security; based in Canada.
Resources for development of CRM training organized by topic, including situation awareness, error management, case studies, leadership/fellowship, Line Oriented Flight Training, automation, and maintenance.
Outlines the goal of reducing the aircraft accident rate by a factor of 5 within 10 years, and by a factor of 10 within 25 years.
Links for journalists and others researching the FAA, including press releases, and fact sheets, statistics, safety and delay information, airworthiness directives, congressional testimony, and history.
Provides a centralized information source on issues of traveler safety and security.
Service responsible for the safety of civil aircraft by prescribing safety standards and certification with respect to design, production quality and air-worthiness of aircraft and parts.
The Incident Command Simulator (ICS) simulates a number of incidents that require command-and-control skills, such as aviation accidents.
Focuses on airworthiness and reliability of aviation systems and provides education and training tools for the FAA, airlines, and manufacturers.
Provides information on human factors programs, products, and activities within government, academia, and industry.
Flight attendant, maintenance technology, and avionics maintenance training; located in South Carolina.
Produces x-ray systems mainly used at airports; also produces cargo inspection systems to detect narcotics and contraband.
Statistics, pictures and articles about plane crashes as well as a forum discussion.
Flight and maintenance training programs as well as research activities in the area of aviation-related Human Factors.
1996-1998.
Index of FAA regulations (FARs); Title 14, chapters I and III.
An on-line, subscription-based magazine containing aircraft fire and rescue information.
Provides pilot and commercial, passenger and consumer, as well as international aviation information.
This site includes sections on aviation safety as well as hiring (interview gouge, books, and helpful links); the bookstore offers books on safety, CRM, and pilot hiring.
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