Responses to aviation safety recommendations

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We are required by law to respond to safety recommendations made by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada after an aviation accident or incident. These responses explain how we have addressed or will address safety deficiencies identified by the Board.

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Transport Canada aviation safety responses

The following table provides a listing of Transport Canada (TC) responses to Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) investigations and recommendations for aviation accidents and incidents.

Year Location TSB investigation reports TSB recommendations TC responses
2020 Havre Saint- Pierre (QC) A18Q0030 A20-01 – URL link not available Approaches and landings at Canadian aerodromes
2020 Havre Saint- Pierre (QC) A18Q0030 A20-02 – URL link not available Approaches and landings at Canadian aerodromes
2019 Tweed (Ontario) A17O0264 A19-01 Definition of “safety belt” in the Canadian Aviation Regulations
2019 not applicableN/A A15H0001 A19-02 Safety issue investigation: Collaboration with air-taxi operators
2019 not applicableN/A A15H0001 A19-04 Safety issue investigation: Gaps with Canadian Aviation Regulations – Subpart 703
2019 not applicableN/A A15H0001 A19-05 Safety issue investigation: Requirements to collect data
2018 Fond-du-Lac (SK) A17C0146 A18-02 De-icing and anti-icing equipment
2018 Fond-du-Lac (SK) A17C0146 A18-03 Compliance with Canadian Aviation Regulations subsection 602.11(2)
2018 Toronto (ON) A17O0038 A18-05 Timing of post-landing procedures
2017 North Vancouver, BC A15P0081 A17-02 In-flight breakup
2017 Tadoussac, QC A15Q0120 A17-01 Stall warning systems – DHC-2
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-14 Oversight of commercial aviation in Canada: Policies, procedures and training
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-13 Oversight of commercial aviation in Canada: Safety management system assessments
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-12 Oversight of commercial aviation in Canada: Implementation of formal safety management system
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-11 Pilot proficiency check standards
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-10 Terrain awareness and warning systems for helicopters
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-09 Instrument flight currency requirements
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-08 Night visual flight rules regulations
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-07 Emergency locator transmitter: Prohibiting the use of hook-and-loop fasteners
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-05 Emergency locator transmitter system crash survivability standards – Transport Canada
2016 Moosonee, ON A13H0001 A16-01 406 megahertz emergency locator transmitter requirement

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