Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
How well do you understand modular licensing? Are you getting varying opinion from various sources or wondering if this licence might be an option for you?
Watch our subject matter experts Craig Johnson, section manager, Maintenance Personnel Licensing, Mick McGill, senior standards officer and Pete Ball, aviation safety advisor, as they discuss CASAās modular licensing system.
Visit CASAās maintenance engineers page for more information: www.casa.gov.au/licences-and-certificates/maintenaā¦.
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Watch an animated crash comic of one pilotās encounter with bushfire smoke from Kangaroo Island.
Join him as all those stories about disorientation come flooding backā¦and remember your safety is in your hands.
Check out our Pilot safety hub for other pilotās stories on weather and forecasting: civilaviation.au/weather-and-forecasting
#aviation #yoursafetyisinyourhands #flightsafety #pilots #avgeek #pilot #loveflying
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#ThrowbackThursday: An oil platform disaster 35 years ago has grim, but abundant, parallels and lessons for aviation safety.
Find out more in Flight Safety Australia: civilaviation.au/FSA-piper-alpha
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Itās finally hereā¦ the latest episode of our AvSafety investigation series.
Watch the full episode now about an Australian Transport Safety Bureau report into an incident involving 2 large passenger jets at a controlled aerodrome.
Our experts ā CASAās Steve Creedy and Kirstie Winter, ATSB investigator Chris Jonach and pilot in command on Qantas flight QF32 Captain Richard de Crespigny AM dissect what went wrong and reveal the safety lessons all pilots can learn.
#aviation #yoursafetyisinyourhands #flightsafety #avgeek #pilot #loveflying #controlledaerodromes #pilotsafetyhub
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The first CASA Briefing for 2023 is out now!
We're welcoming the return of the #Avalon airshow, learn why flight planning is critical and the clock is ticking on the ADS-B rebate.
Read all about it: civilaviation.au/casa-brief-Feb-23
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In January 2020, a pilot experiences poor weather conditions over the McPherson Ranges.
Becoming disorientated, the pilot loses control of their aircraft and it collides with terrain. The pilot and their passenger are fatally injured.
Our panel of experts discuss the details around the accident and some of the weather patterns the pilot experienced that day.
They also share insights on a range of weather and forecasting related topics including:
ā¢ spatial disorientation
ā¢ how clouds are formed
ā¢ pre-flight and during the flight decisions
ā¢ having a plan B if the weather deteriorates.
Steve Creedy, senior CASA communications and media advisor and former aviation journalist, asks the panel in-depth questions about the accident and what typical adverse weather behaviour signs you need to look for when flying.
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Donāt be that Bean!
If youāre flying these school holidays, you should always be courteous to fellow passengers.
When reclining, do it slowly and mention it to the passenger behind you that you're about to do it so they can move any spill-able or breakable items out of the way.
#BEanSAFE #flysafe #flysmart
Check out more of our āBEean SAFE videos: bit.ly/YT-bean-playlist
Find out more about cabin safety: bit.ly/casa-cabin-safety
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āItās a highlight of my career to be with the people at CASA to launch their new Human factors for pilotsā kit. Itās a real privilege to suggest this kit. This is truly your guide to your life and resilience.ā
These are significant words spoken by Richard de Crespigny, who launched the second edition of CASAās Safety behaviours: human factors for pilotsā resource kit at the Avalon Airshow earlier this month. He is probably best known as the pilot who safely landed Qantas Flight 32 after an explosion in the engine occurred shortly after take-off.
Check out the video and have a listen to Richard talk all things human factors at the launch:
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āIf we donāt understand the human factor, we donāt understand safety in aviation at all.ā
What are human factors, and how have they shaped aviation over the years? This is the first video produced for the second edition of our human factors resource kit for pilots. Watch this and the other videos when you get your kit now!
Orders yours: shop.casa.gov.au/products/safety-behaviours-human-ā¦
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Are you interested in flying drones professionally and making it your career?
Check out our professional drone flyer video as certified drone operators in this CASA video discuss the advantages of being licenced and certified and explain the two different paths you can follow in Australia to do so.
You can also find out more information on our website: bit.ly/2Fd4xw3
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www.casa.gov.au