Overview - Safety Management System Civil Aviation Safety Authority - Australia 2026-09-18 | Overview - Safety Management System
Crash Comic - Er, yeah, no. CASABriefing 2024-04-09 | Have you ever told ATC that you understood something when you didn't? One pilot wonders why he said 'yes' when he should have said 'no'.In this Crash comic, experience a close call where the pilot walked away with an important lesson to share.Visit the Pilot safety hub for the latest resources: https://casa.gov.au/pilots
Land quickly and safely (1B) CASABriefing 2024-03-19 | When flying a drone, remember you’re sharing the skies with others. If you see a plane or helicopter in the area, land your drone as quickly and safely as possible. You can use a CASA-verified drone safety app to show airports and helipads. Download your app today at https://www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-safety-apps.
Land quickly and safely (1A) CASABriefing 2024-03-19 | When flying a drone, remember you’re sharing the skies with others. If you see a plane or helicopter in the area, land your drone as quickly and safely as possible. You can use a CASA-verified drone safety app to show airports and helipads. Download your app today at https://www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-safety-apps.
Keep a safe distance (1B) CASABriefing 2024-03-19 | When flying a drone, remember you’re sharing the skies with others. Keep a safe distance from airports, helipads and restricted airspace. You can use a CASA-verified drone safety app to find out where it is safe to fly. Download your app today at https://www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-safety-apps.
Keep a safe distance (1A) CASABriefing 2024-03-19 | When flying a drone, remember you’re sharing the skies with others. Keep a safe distance from airports, helipads and restricted airspace. You can use a CASA-verified drone safety app to find out where it is safe to fly. Download your app today at https://www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-safety-apps
Explaining the rules - VMC criteria - helicopters CASABriefing 2024-03-13 | Refresh your knowledge of VMC criteria for helicopters by watching our new animated explainer video.You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub: https://www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
Explaining the rules - VMC criteria - helicopters CASABriefing 2024-03-13 | Refresh your knowledge of VMC criteria for helicopters by watching our new animated explainer video.You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub: https://www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
Explaining the rules - VFR alternates CASABriefing 2024-03-01 | Watch an animated explanation of VFR alternates.The video explains when you must nominate a destination alternate aerodrome.It is based our Visual Flight Rules Guide (VFRG) and the Plain English Guide for general operating and flight rules.Find more information in the Pilot safety hub: www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
Flight planning – Flight reviews webinar – 14 Feb 2024 CASABriefing 2024-02-29 | Is your flight review ensuring that your skills are up-to-date? Are you current but maybe not as proficient as you could be?Learn how make the most of your flight review including:• accident case studies where flight reviews were reported as lacking• legal requirements• how to approach your review.Your safety is in your hands. Visit CASA’s pilot safety hub: https://casa.gov.au/pilotsFor more detail on the content covered:• Flight reviews information page CASA website - https://www.casa.gov.au/licences-and-certificates/pilots/ratings-reviews-and-endorsements/flight-reviews-and-proficiency-checks/flight-reviews• Flight Instructors overview for Flight reviews - https://www.casa.gov.au/licences-and-certificates/flight-instructors/flight-instructors-overview• Part 61 Manual of Standards - https://www.legislation.gov.au/F2014L01102/latest/text/2• ATSB report Case Study #1 - https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/investigation_reports/2006/aair/aair200603140• ATSB Report Case Study #2 - https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/investigation_reports/2019/aair/ao-2019-052
Flight Safety Australia - Planning to survive CASABriefing 2024-02-15 | The contributing factors involved in general aviation accidents are no mystery, but avoiding them requires effort and discipline._________________________________________________ Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) -- 'Safe skies for all' CASA regulates civil aviation safety in Australia and the operation of Australian aircraft outside Australian territory. We license pilots, register aircraft, oversee safety and promote safety awareness. CASA is also responsible for ensuring Australian airspace is administered and used safely. Follow CASA on Facebook: facebook.com/CivilAviationSafetyAuthority Follow CASA on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/CASABriefing Connect with CASA on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/civil-aviation-safety-authority-casa- Experience the world of Flight Safety Australia: http://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com Visit the CASA Online Store: http://shop.casa.gov.au/
AvSafety investigation - Fuel exhaustion (promo) CASABriefing 2024-02-12 | Join our panellists as they analyse a collision resulting from improper fuel management near Dairy Creek, Western AustraliaThe incident was the subject of an Australian Transport Safety Bureau investigation report.You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilots
AvSafety investigation – Fuel exhaustion CASABriefing 2024-02-12 | Join our panellists as they analyse a collision resulting from improper fuel management near Dairy Creek, Western AustraliaThe incident was the subject of an Australian Transport Safety Bureau investigation report.You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub. Refresh your knowledge before your next flight: casa.gov.au/pilots
AvSafety expert webinars - Sharing the air with drones - 30 Jan 2024 CASABriefing 2024-02-05 | How can crewed pilots avoid a collision with a drone? What should you expect from a drone pilot? How well do you understand the drone rules?Learn how drones and crewed aircraft can safely share Australia's airspace Your safety is in your hands. Visit CASA’s pilot safety hub: https://casa.gov.au/pilots
Explaining the rules – minimum heights CASABriefing 2024-01-30 | Watch an animated explanation of the minimum height rules for flying over a populous area or public gathering.The video is based on information from our Visual Flight Rules Guide and shows how the rules work in practice. Find more information in the Pilot safety hub: www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
Crash Comic: Partial panel peril CASABriefing 2024-01-08 | Watch an animated comic illustrating the importance of a thorough pre-flight check.Join one pilot in the cockpit as his airspeed indicator ‘was flopping around on zero - totally useless.’Almost 8 in 10 pilots told us one of the best ways to learn new things is from other pilots. Crash Comics are gripping first-hand accounts of a narrow escape from danger, where the pilot walked away with an important lesson to share.Refresh your knowledge before your next flight. Find more information in the pilot safety hub: www.casa.gov.au/pilots
Know Your Drone: Take the quiz! (Cantonese) CASABriefing 2023-12-20 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone: Take the quiz! (Mandarin) CASABriefing 2023-12-20 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone: Take the quiz! (Vietnamese) CASABriefing 2023-12-20 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone: Take the quiz! (Korean) CASABriefing 2023-12-20 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone: Take the quiz! (Arabic) CASABriefing 2023-12-20 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Summer flying webinar - 14 Dec 2023 CASABriefing 2023-12-19 | Haze, aircraft performance, glare – flying in summer has special challenges. One of Australia’s leading aviation safety experts discusses everything you need to know about flying in summer.Hear Andrew Andersen - chair of General Aviation Advisory Network and Vice-President IAOPA Pacific Region – in conversation with CASA’s Tim Penney.Your safety is in your hands, visit the pilot safety hub https://casa.gov.au/pilots.
Dangerous goods - Lithium batteries CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | You can find all types of batteries in everyday items like mobile phones, laptops, and tablets. But if they aren't carried correctly onboard your flight, they can risk passenger safety.Batteries in portable electronic devices (for example laptops, electric toothbrushes, handheld gaming devices) may be kept in checked luggage under some conditions. You should ask your airline when you check in.You must carry all spare or loose batteries must be in your carry-on baggage only.Find out more on the CASA website: https://civilaviation.au/lithium-battery
Know Your Drone safety rules (1A) CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone safety rules (1B) CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone safety rules (2A) CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone safety rules (3A) CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone safety rules (3B) CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Know Your Drone safety rules (3C) CASABriefing 2023-12-18 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Explaining the rules - Weather forecasts CASABriefing 2023-12-15 | Explaining the rules - Weather forecastsWatch an animated explanation of the rules that apply when you can’t get a weather forecast before you take-off.The video shows how the rules work in practice and is based on information from our Visual Flight Rules Guide and. Find more information in the pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilots____________________________________________________ Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) -- 'Safe skies for all' CASA regulates civil aviation safety in Australia and the operation of Australian aircraft outside Australian territory. We license pilots, register aircraft, oversee safety and promote safety awareness. CASA is also responsible for ensuring Australian airspace is administered and used safely. Follow CASA on Facebook: facebook.com/CivilAviationSafetyAuthority Follow CASA on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/CASABriefing Connect with CASA on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/civil-aviation-safety-authority-casa- Experience the world of Flight Safety Australia: http://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com Visit the CASA Online Store: http://shop.casa.gov.au/
Explaining the rules - Weather forecasts CASABriefing 2023-12-15 | Explaining the rules - Weather forecastsWatch an animated explanation of the rules that apply when you can’t get a weather forecast before you take-off.The video shows how the rules work in practice and is based on information from our Visual Flight Rules Guide and. Find more information in the pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilots____________________________________________________ Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) -- 'Safe skies for all' CASA regulates civil aviation safety in Australia and the operation of Australian aircraft outside Australian territory. We license pilots, register aircraft, oversee safety and promote safety awareness. CASA is also responsible for ensuring Australian airspace is administered and used safely. Follow CASA on Facebook: facebook.com/CivilAviationSafetyAuthority Follow CASA on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/CASABriefing Connect with CASA on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/civil-aviation-safety-authority-casa- Experience the world of Flight Safety Australia: http://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com Visit the CASA Online Store: http://shop.casa.gov.au/
Cracking the code – weather for pilots webinar – 28 Nov 2023 CASABriefing 2023-12-05 | What does it mean for your flight when you see PROB INTER and TEMPO in the weather forecast? Are you sure of the rules around alternates?Watch a senior aviation forecaster in conversation with a CASA Aviation Safety Advisor provide the answers to these questions and many more.For more on weather and forecasting for pilots visit the Pilot safety hub: https://casa.gov.au/pilots and click through to the dedicated page.
Drone Safety Advocates helping to keep you safe CASABriefing 2023-12-03 | CASA-recognised drone safety advocates (DSAs) provide you with access to safety information on when, where, and how to use your drone safely. Hear from CASA's Manager of RPAS Operations and leading Australian retailer, JB Hi-Fi (DSA) on the importance of knowing the drone safety rules before you take off!
Know Your Drone Feature CASABriefing 2023-11-30 | Australians are flying drones in record numbers. More drones in the sky means it's important we all understand the rules that keep us safe. Check your score - take the quiz: www.knowyourdrone.gov.auFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KnowYourDrone
Wet season webinar – 4 Oct 2023 CASABriefing 2023-11-27 | Gain a greater understanding of the hazards of wet season flying and a renewed knowledge of the many resources available to help you confidently manage risk and make good operational decisions.Join our industry experts:Tim Penney, Aviation Safety Advisor, CASAMichael Paech & Sam Bethune, Snr Aviation Meteorologists, Bureau of MeteorologyLee Ungerman, Snr Transport Safety Investigator, Australian Transport Safety BureauLee-anne Smollett, BNE Centre, (TOPS) Controller, Airservices AustraliaBraden Blennerhassett, Head of Turboprop Operations, Leidos Aviation Solutions Australia.For more on weather and forecasting for pilots visit the Pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilots and click through to the dedicated page. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjm7k4QRw7_vxz52xGTQWNwEOoAbYAPp2
AvSafety investigation – Deteriorating weather CASABriefing 2023-11-16 | Join our panellists as they analyse a VFR into instrument meteorological conditions incident involving a Piper PA-28 aircraft near Warrnambool.The incident was the subject of an Australian Transport Safety Bureau investigation report.You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub. Refresh your knowledge before your next flight: https://www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
Top Tips for Flying in the Wet Season CASABriefing 2023-11-08 | Top tips for flying in the wet season – 2023Industry experts provide their top tips – and the top information you need to know - for flying in the wet season.If you are flying across the Top End during the season, it’s important to know what to do if the weather deteriorates during a flight.You will hear from:• Tim Penney, Aviation Safety Advisor, CASA• Michael Paech, Senior Aviation Meteorologist, Bureau of Meteorology. • Lee-Anne Smollett, Brisbane Centre (TOPS) controller, Airservices Australia.• Braden Blennerhassett, Dash 8 Captain, Leidos Australia (Coast Watch).• Lee Ungerman, Senior Transport Safety Investigator, Australian Transport Safety Bureau. • Trent Robinson, Flight Examiner and Instructor, Trent Robinson Aviation. For more on weather and forecasting for pilots visit the Pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilotsSpecial thank you to Trent Robinson for providing stock footage.____________________________________________________ Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) -- 'Safe skies for all' CASA regulates civil aviation safety in Australia and the operation of Australian aircraft outside Australian territory. We license pilots, register aircraft, oversee safety, and promote safety awareness. CASA is also responsible for ensuring that Australian airspace is administered and used safely. Follow CASA on Facebook: facebook.com/CivilAviationSafetyAuthority Follow CASA on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/CASABriefing Connect with CASA on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/civil-aviation-safety-authority-casa- Experience the world of Flight Safety Australia: http://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com Visit the CASA Online Store: http://shop.casa.gov.au/
Explaining the rules – VMC criteria CASABriefing 2023-11-07 | Refresh your knowledge of VMC criteria by watching our new animated explainer video.You'll find more relevant information in the Pilot safety hub: https://www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
178 seconds to live - updated CASABriefing 2023-10-29 | A harrowing recreation of VFR flight into IMC or instrument meteorological conditions. Experience the spatial disorientation of flying blind.VFR-IMC is consistently one of the top 10 causes of aviation accidents around the world. Find more resources for pilots about weather and forecasting on the Pilot safety hub www.casa.gov.au/pilots.
The GAF and the TAF – weather for pilots webinar– 18 Oct 2023 CASABriefing 2023-10-24 | The Graphical Area Forecast (GAF) and the Aerodrome Forecast (TAF) – they’re essential for every pilot’s understanding of the weather. Watch 2 aviation forecasters from the Bureau of Meteorology explain how they are created and what to look out for.
SMS for Aviation: a Practical Guide resource kit CASABriefing 2023-10-19 | SMS for Aviation These videos are part of the 'SMS for Aviation: a Practical Guide' resource kit, downloadable from www.casa.gov.au/sms. There are two video dramas: 'SOS' and 'SMS', which feature a fictitious regional charter and training organisation, Bush Aviation and Training, as the owner/CEO makes some critical decisions.
SOS for Aviation: a Practical Guide resource kit CASABriefing 2023-10-19 | SOS for Aviation This video is part of the SMS resource kit which features a fictitious regional charter and training organisation - Bush Aviation and Training. This video showcases a wide range of safety issues and incidents where critical decisions and actions need to be made.
Explaining the rules – radio calls CASABriefing 2023-10-18 | Watch an animated explanation of the recommended radio calls at non-controlled aerodromes.The video is based on information from our Visual Flight Rules Guide and shows how the rules work in practice. Find more information in the Pilot safety hub: www.casa.gov.au/resources-and-education/pilot-safety-hub
Crash Comic – Hazy memory CASABriefing 2023-10-04 | Watch an animated comic of one pilot’s encounter with smoke from a bushfire in southeastern South Australia.Almost 8 in 10 pilots told us one of the best ways to learn new things is from other pilots. Crash Comics are gripping first-hand accounts of a narrow escape from danger, where the pilot walked away with an important lesson to share. Refresh your knowledge before your next flight. Find more information in the pilot safety hub: www.casa.gov.au/pilots
Explaining the rules – right-of-way CASABriefing 2023-09-19 | Watch an animated explanation of the right-of-way rules for the air.The video is based on information from our Visual Flight Rules Guide and shows how the rules work in practice. Find more information in the pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilots
Crash Comic: Stealthy visitor CASABriefing 2023-09-06 | Watch an animated comic of one pilot’s narrow escape from danger in non-controlled airspace on approach to a country runway.Almost 8 in 10 pilots told us one of the best ways to learn new things is from other pilots. Crash Comics are gripping first-hand accounts of a narrow escape from danger, where the pilot walked away with an important lesson to share.Refresh your knowledge before your next flight. Find more information in the pilot safety hub: casa.gov.au/pilots
Non-controlled operations – sharing the air webinar – 24 August 2023 CASABriefing 2023-09-01 | When you’re sharing non-controlled airspace, are you speaking the same language as everyone else?In this webinar and clear up some of the confusion that can arise between VFR and IFR pilots:• the top things that VFR pilots can do or be aware of, to make flying safer for IFR pilots• the top things that IFR pilots can do or need to remember, to make flying safer for VFR pilots.
Balloon regulatory framework - information session webinar - 1 August 2023 CASABriefing 2023-08-02 | An information session on the overarching framework for the rules for balloons.
Non-controlled operations – the RFDS experience webinar - 26 July 2023 CASABriefing 2023-07-27 | The RFDS operates virtually everywhere in Australia, including many regional and remote aerodromes. So, what better place to get tips on flying in non-controlled airspace? In this webinar, RFDS Senior Base Pilot Phillip Remilton describes his preparations and decision-making during flight, including how he approaches risk. Hosted by CASA Aviation Safety Advisor, Tim Penney, who provides a succinct overview of the radio calls you must and should make around a non-controlled aerodrome.
Updated RPAS sample operations manual webinar - 6 July 2023 CASABriefing 2023-07-10 | We’ve recently updated our sample operations manual for remotely piloted aircraft operator's certificate (ReOC) holders.This webinar covers topics including:• administration changes• record keeping update• how to use the manual and guide• how to transition to the new manual.The updated manual will make it easier for new ReOC entrants to comply with regulatory requirements while providing a framework when planning to undertake complex operations.
Download your accreditation CASABriefing 2023-07-04 | If you fly a drone, or remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), for business or as part of your job, you must get an RPA operator accreditation to fly it.Once you’ve passed the online operator accreditation quiz, you can download your accreditation onto your mobile phone using myCASA.Watch our step-by-step guide on how to add your RPA operator accreditation certificate to your digital wallet.For more information on getting an RPA operator accreditation, visit www.casa.gov.au/drones/accreditation.____________________________________________________ Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) -- 'Safe skies for all' CASA regulates civil aviation safety in Australia and the operation of Australian aircraft outside Australian territory. We license pilots, register aircraft, oversee safety and promote safety awareness. CASA is also responsible for ensuring Australian airspace is administered and used safely. Follow CASA on Facebook: facebook.com/CivilAviationSafetyAuthority Follow CASA on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/CASABriefing Connect with CASA on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/civil-aviation-safety-authority-casa- Experience the world of Flight Safety Australia: http://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com Visit the CASA Online Store: http://shop.casa.gov.au/
