On the 13-15th of May 2019, Project #3 – Specific solutions for runway excursion accidents attended the Safety in Aviation Forum for Europe (SAFE) organised by EASA in Brussels, Belgium. The project gave three presentations: • Bayes techniques to quantifying risks using flight data; • Machine Learning applications for veer-off…
We have recentlly made available three new documents by Project #3 “Specific solutions for runway excursion accidents”: D3.5 Advanced methods for analysis flight data for runway excursion risk factors; D3.6 Analysis of aerodynamics under high sideslip angles on the ground; D3.7 Tyre/ground interaction testing. Water contamination. D3.5 presents possible data…
On the 8-12th of January 2018, Project #3 – Specific solutions for runway excursion accidents took part in the AIAA Science and Technology Forum (SciTech) in Kissimmee, Florida, USA. The project presented a paper on modelling the aircraft landing behaviour for runway excursion and abnormal runway contact analysis.
In preparation for the 2nd Future Sky Safety Internal Workshop, to be held in Cologne next December, Project #3 “Specific solutions for runway excursion accidents” is working on three different posters that will help illustrate project results to the whole Consortium. Cranfield University is producing a poster on the use…
Future Sky Safety took part in the EASA Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) Conference, held on the 12-13th of June, 2017 in Cologne (Germany). The conference aimed at promoting the implementation and development of the most advanced use of Flight Data and related analysis techniques for the improvement of Aviation Safety.…
The Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR) last week supervised a number of brake tests on an Airbus A400 aircraft at Twente Airport. The tests, carried out at the request of Airbus, were performed in a water trough created by NLR on the runway. The quantity of water in the trough corresponded…
On the 31st of March and 1st of April, 2016 Future Sky Safety’s P3 “Specific solutions for runway excursion accidents” took part in the Runway Surface Conditions Assessment and Reporting Symposium organised by the Civil Aviation Technical Center of DGAC in Paris, France. A report of the event is available…
In the last months, Future Sky Safety has released fifteen additional deliverables produced by all the seven projects coordinated by the programme. The full document is available for public deliverables; otherwise, you can still read their executive summaries. All these documents, available in pdf format, can be found both in…
Future Sky Safety’s P3 “Specific solutions for runway excursion accidents” will take part in the next Symposium on Runway Surface Conditions Assessment and Reporting, to be held on the 31st of March and 1st of April, 2016 in Paris, France. Follow the link to know more on what will be…
Future Sky Safety has released its first public deliverables. These were published by four projects: P1 Coordination of institutional funded safety research produced a Survey of the different institutional funding mechanisms; P2 Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication released a report on the Public Website;
