
Lithium Battery Fire/Smoke Risk on the Flight Deck
Lithium battery fires and smoke in aviation pose significant safety risks, particularly in the flight deck. Studies by EASA, FAA,

Lithium battery fires and smoke in aviation pose significant safety risks, particularly in the flight deck. Studies by EASA, FAA,

This paper highlights the critical role of transparency in Safety Management Systems (SMS) for ensuring effective risk management, fostering a

This paper advocates for the inclusion of pilot safety advocates in the Safety Risk Assessment (SRA) process, emphasizing the need

Whilst the transport of DG on manned aircraft is heavily regulated, in most States there is currently no set of

Some airlines have been providing containment bags or boxes to crew members as part of their Dangerous Goods smoke or

In an occurrence report, identifying the individuals involved has no safety benefit and can only lead to the attribution of

Reference is sometimes made to Dangerous Goods Regulations to determine which persons are allowed onboard commercial transport aircraft (both passenger

The lack of ICAO Annex 13 definitions of “cockpit voice recordings” and “airborne image recordings” leaves it with the States

IFALPA acknowledges the contribution of Flight Recorders to accident and serious incident investigation conducted by the relevant State Investigation Authorities