An Update of Cabin Air Quality Exposure to TCP is a possibility for all our members regardless of whether they be operating or paxing on aircraft that utilise bleed air for air conditioning purposes (every aircraft except the B787!) and does not need to be linked to so-called "fumes event" but from exposure on a day-to-day basis at background levels. Read more>> June 23, 2023
IFALPA Annual Conference: The Global Voice of Pilots Each year, the International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations (IFALPA) holds a general assembly in the form of a four-day conference where nearly 500 participants, representing their Member Associations, meet with other professionals in the airline pilot community to discuss current developments and recommend policies to promote the highest level of flight safety. Read more>> June 23, 2023
Safety & Technical Update AusALPA continues its participation in LRSTs at most major Australian airports and provides input into their projects, including the installation and operation of stopbars, low visibility operations, wildlife and major works projects. These include the implementation of a Low-Level Windshear and Turbulence Alerting System (LLWAS), using LIDARs to provide real-time alerts to pilots, at Sydney Airport, the overlay of RWY 16/34 and the construction of Melbourne Airport's third runway... Read more>> June 23, 2023
When Two Become One: The Risks of Reduced Crew Operations Continuous developments and technological advancements in aviation have ensured flying remains the safest form of transportation in the world. These improvements aid in managing the workload for pilots, however, such automations cannot replace the training, judgement, flying, decision-making skills, and experience pilots need to navigate through the complexity of the airspace system and respond to emergency situations. Read more>> June 23, 2023