Aviation Safety

This page collects the 117 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Aviation Safety”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Transportation, International Relations, and Investigation.

1. Fri, Sep 41 item
   1. National Transportation Safety Board investigates Hillsborough County plane crashThe National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating a plane crash in Hillsborough County that resulted in the deaths of two medical professionals. Investigators were on the scene Friday mHillsborough3 reports
2. Mon, Aug 311 item
   1. Low-altitude passenger jet flyby over South African stadium triggers safety debateA pregame stunt featuring two passenger jets flying at a low altitude over a stadium in Johannesburg has prompted public discussion regarding aviation safety protocols. The event occurred in front of Miami-Dade
3. Fri, Aug 281 item
   1. Federal investigators link White House construction to radio failures during Marine One takeoffFederal investigators reported that ongoing construction at the White House caused radio interference that prevented air traffic controllers from receiving warnings about President Donald Trump's heliMiami-Dade
4. Thu, Aug 271 item
   1. South Korean police seek criminal charges against seven transport officials for falsifying documents regarding Jeju Air crashSouth Korean police are seeking the indictment of seven transport ministry officials for allegedly falsifying official statements about the safety compliance of airport equipment involved in the 2024 Miami-Dade
5. Mon, Aug 241 item
   1. Pilot Faith Tenkley survives emergency water landing off Boca Raton coastA 23-year-old pilot successfully performed an emergency water landing off the coast of Boca Raton after experiencing mechanical failure, including a broken landing gear and engine loss. The pilot avoiMiami-Dade2 reports
6. Fri, Aug 213 items
   1. NTSB investigates fatal Cessna crash at Cape Newenham military radar siteA twin-engine Cessna 441 crashed while attempting a second landing in heavy fog at a remote military radar site in western Alaska, resulting in the deaths of all eight people on board. The flight, opeMiami-Dade
   2. Officials confirm eight fatalities in Alaska military site plane crashMiami-Dade
   3. Eight killed in plane crash at Cape Newenham military radar site in AlaskaMiami-Dade

1. 01Federal Aviation Administrationorganization6 mentions
2. 02National Transportation Safety Boardorganization5 mentions
3. 03National Transportation Safety Boardorganization5 mentions
4. 04José Suárezperson5 mentions
5. 05Federal Aviation Administrationorganization5 mentions
6. 06Clint Johnsonperson4 mentions
7. 07Security Aviationorganization4 mentions
8. 08Robert Davisperson4 mentions
9. 09Calista Corp.organization4 mentions
10. 10U.S. Army Corps of Engineersorganization4 mentions