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A team of AAIB inspectors has been sent to the scene of an air accident .
Shortly after the takeoff roll of an Airbus A320-214 (OE-LOA) was commenced it was rejected, due to a contained engine failure, 1 March 2019. As the flight crew were about to taxi the aircraft off the runway, an evacuation w…
During pre-flight preparations, both pilots of an Airbus A320-214 (G-EZWE) completed a takeoff performance calculation based on the incorrect runway intersection, resulting in the aircraft becoming airborne with only 110m of…
If you arrive in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland from Luxembourg on or after 31 July 2020 you will need to self-isolate.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
The flight crew of an Airbus A320-232 (G-EUYB) detected strong acrid fumes on the flight deck, 23 September 2019. After landing and removing their masks, the co-pilot became incapacitated and the commander felt unwell; both …
Business Secretary announces grants totalling £200 million, matched by industry, for new aerospace research and technology.
More protection for passengers following government move to protect refund credit notes.
A DH-82A Tiger Moth (N54556) rolled into a steeply banked turn and struck the ground in a steep nose-down attitude near Hythe, Kent, 21 July 2019. The accident resulted in one fatality.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch are recruiting a safety data co-ordinator
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has published its Annual Safety Review covering Branch activity for 2019.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch are recruiting two Facilities Officers
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £30 million to develop ways to support safe operations of novel modes of air transportation – minimising the environmental footprint and improving connectivity.
Exempting passengers from self-isolation requirements in certain circumstances on arrival in the UK.
Communication regarding the appointment of Sir Stephen Hillier as the Chair of the Civil Aviation Authority.
A Boeing 737-4Q8 (G-JMCR) suffered a partial electrical failure resulting in the loss of a number of systems. The pilot declared a MAYDAY and proceeded to land but poor weather meant that visual references were lost during t…
A Cirrus SR22T (2-RORO) produced varying amounts of power on takeoff, insufficient to allow the aircraft to climb away and it contacted power lines before pitching down and striking a dual carriageway, 12 May 2019.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is recruiting a Publications Officer (Apprentice)
Passengers who don't follow the new rules on face coverings will not be allowed to travel on public transport.
Coronavirus guidance for aviation operators and safer air travel guidance for passengers.
The AAIB confirms we have complied with the government’s guidance on managing the risk of COVID-19.
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