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As a newly qualified FSO, I am researching incident and accident databases. The NTSB has one for the USA and there are some other safety related websites, but I am looking for a worldwide I & A database....does anyone know of something similar?
the ntsb one is http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/query.asp incase your interested.
Have been searching for info re F406, thats the Reims-Cessna C406 , accidents and incidents, any info appreciated
BlueEagle
8th Nov 2002, 19:43
Skaz Have you tried the 'sticky' at the top of this forum's title page, I found this under the heading 'Investigation':
http://www.bea-fr.org/anglaise/index.htm
Cheers,
BlueEagle - Moderator.
BlueEagle, thanks for the link, great websites, really good gen:D
Tungsten Anteater
29th Nov 2002, 13:48
Not sure if this (www.planecrashinfo.com) is any use to you.I can't see any F406s on there so perhaps not (have any crashed yet?),but still a reasonal database.
MrNosy
2nd Dec 2002, 09:10
Not on the web but the UK CAA CAP479 World Aircraft Accident Summary lists 8 Cessna F406 accidents since 1990 as follows:-
RegNo
5Y-JJG
5H-TZC
5H-TZD
ZS-NYI
D2-ECQ
ZS-OIG
N406SD
5H-TZC
WAAS on CD in .pdf format is £75 from Airclaims
Genghis the Engineer
2nd Dec 2002, 14:44
www.aaib.gov.uk
G
Spitoon
10th Dec 2002, 17:25
I think you will be searching in vain for an official global database. Not all countries keep collated records and those that do tend to keep them in incompatible formats.
Ignition Override
11th Dec 2002, 05:13
Genghis: Thanks. And also to the others. I hope that the British link can track incidents based on aircraft type.
Skaz: Let's just hope that our paychecks never bounce, and we can at least savor an ancient APU's Jet A fumes and cheap airport coffee with a free (very covert) sprinkling of Starbuck's chocolate powder.
PS-Genghis: you Huns really aren't such nasty demons on horseback, after all!