Aviation safety for pilots, NORDIC

Safety investigation units, associations, boards and organizations in the Nordic countries. They focus on safety and how to improve the aviation aviation safety. Studying the accident and incident reports will give you a good idea of why it is safe to fly, but also why accidents and incidents will continue to happen.

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Country

Finnish Civil Aviation Authority, CAA Finland

A new Finnish Civil Aviation Authority, composed of the former regulatory units of CAA Finland, commenced its operations on 1 January 2006. It will be responsible for flight safety and aviation regulatory issues.

Finland

Good Aviation Practice - GAP - Denmark

How to learn good aviation practice. In Danish language on the CAA DK webpage.

Denmark

Good Aviation Practice - GAP - Norway

How to learn Good Aviation Practice. In Norwegian. Many good links about Air Safety.

Norway

H50P - Luftfartsinspektionens flygsäkerhetsprogram

In Swedish. H50p är ett projekt som har till syfte att vända olyckstrenden inom privatflyget för att kunna uppnå riksdagens mål om en halvering av antalet haverier fram till 2008. Läs Privatflygarens drifthandbok - ladda ner som pdf!

Sweden

HCLJ

The Danish Accident Investigation Board (AIB) is an independent institution under the Ministry of Transport. The AIB investigates accidents and serious incidents with civilian aircrafts in Denmark including Greenland and the Faero Islands.

Denmark

Norwegian Accident Investigation Board

The Norwegian Accident Investigation Board is a government-funded investigation board, whose task is to investigate accidents and incidents within the aviation, railway and road sectors.

Norway

Rådet for Større Flyvesikkerhed

Danish Council for Air Safetyness

Denmark

SHK - Sweden

SHK – The Swedish Accident Investigation Board – is a state authority tasked to investigate accidents and incidents for the purpose of improving safety.

Sweden