Aeroflot In-Flight Emergency / Fatal PA-46 Crash / ATSB Report / SARPcheck Audit boosting Airline Business

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Aeroflot A321 Emergency Descent

An Aeroflot Airbus A321, registration RA-73709, successfully performed an emergency descent and landing following the activation of a depressurization sensor during a scheduled passenger flight from Kaliningrad to Moscow, Russia. The incident occurred approximately 30 minutes into the flight over the Baltic Sea, prompting the crew to initiate a descent from 10,600 meters to 3,300 meters as oxygen masks were deployed. The aircraft, carrying 188 passengers and eight crew, landed safely at Pulkovo Airport without any reported injuries or aircraft damage. Click image above for reading the full article!

One Dead in Piper PA-46 Crash in Missouri

A Piper PA-46-350P Malibu Mirage, registered as N451MA to Upward Aviation LLC, experienced an in-flight breakup and crashed near Hartsburg, Missouri, USA, while diverting to Columbia Regional Airport. The crash occurred on Tuesday, resulting in the death of the sole occupant and pilot. The aircraft, manufactured in 2012, sustained substantial damage, and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is currently investigating the incident. Click image above for reading the full article!

ATSB Releases Report on Flight QF-1541 Incident

On June 6, 2023, a National Jet Systems Boeing 717-200, registered VH-NXM, encountered an in-flight emergency during approach to Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, where the flight crew was nearly incapacitated by a chlorine-like smell at 3000 feet. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) issued their final report on April 16, 2024, concluding that the crew experienced symptoms of incapacitation due to the odour, impacting their ability to operate the aircraft safely. The report identified deficiencies in National Jet Systems’ cabin air quality procedures, emphasizing a lack of preparedness for such events during critical flight stages and recommended enhancements in pilot training on subtle incapacitation and the use of supplemental oxygen to mitigate future risks. Click image above for reading the full article!

Q&A: SARPcheck safety audit, global wet lease, codeshare, ACMI Booster

Question:

How does SARPcheck boost airline business?

Answer:

In many ways. It is an affordable and pragmatic compliance certification of all applicable ICAO SARPs from Annexes required e.g. by the FAA for conducting oversight over wet lease and codeshare operations. SARPcheck is particularly fast: the Phase I report and registry entry get instantly released following the on-site audit irrespective of the optional closure of findings.

In this series I am answering some of the many questions I am asked following the recent release of this new program, which boosts both safety levels and airline businesses by enabling wet leases, codeshares, charters and ACMI. Send me your questions or find more information on www.SARP.org!

Airplane Crash & Incident Reviews: B747 & DC-10 Mid-Air Collision Risk!

Read our today's review of just another tragic accident that moved the world back when it happened and far beyond. Click image above for reading the full article!

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