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ATSB enquiry for fog at Launceston Airport
Was on the ABC's website when I the headline caught my eye. Story was pretty interesting, although I don't remember much about the incident ever surfacing in the news (a good think I might add). Here's the link and story below:
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Sure, the ATSB does not release the submissions of the relevant parties. And for good reason. The key to a safety culture is allowing open and free communication and reporting. If the ATSB start releasing airline submissions, the submissions would be heavily vetted, and contain no substance. We want our airlines to be able to tell the ATSB the ugly truth, not the media-relations edited version. Sandilands seems to miss the point that the ATSB's prime responsibility is aviation safety investigation, not placating (or even feeding) the media. He does make one very good point, however: Quote:
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Out of interest, why don't these reports identify airlines?
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