Progress of CFIT Task Force RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Content Review of CFIT Data Literature Survey of Previous CAA Work Progress with Recommendations from Previous CAA Work Industry Work Next Steps RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Review of CFIT Data 57 fatal CFIT accidents (1998 to 2007) 1,635 fatalities (88% of occupants killed) Fatal CFIT Accidents by Phase of Flight 2% 7% 14% 33% Climb Enroute Descent 9% Approach Final Approach Go-around 35% RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Review of CFIT Data Over half occurred in daylight Fatal CFIT Accidents by Day/Night 5% Light 37% Dark Unknown 58% RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Review of CFIT Data Over half occurred during non-precision or visual/circling approaches Fatal CFIT Accidents by Type of Approach Flown 21% 21% Precision 5% Non-precision Visual/Circling User-defined Unknown 15% 38% RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Review of CFIT Data TAWS warnings by cause Visual flight Valid 4.7% 2.5% Hardware failure 0.4% Altitude error 13.8% FMS error Database error 16.4% 62.3% RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Review of CFIT Data TAWS database errors by cause Runway Error 3% New Runway 8% Terrain Error 42% Missing Runway 47% RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Review of CFIT Data TAWS altitude errors by cause GPS Error 1% Setting error 15% QFE 44% ADC Error 40% RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Literature Survey of Previous CAA Work CFIT Fishbone Group 2005 18 recommendations 6 included in 2006 CAA Safety Plan CAA Safety Plan Updates (2007 & 2008) 3 new recommendations included CFIT Fishbone Group 2008 Further recommendations made but not endorsed RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Progress with Recommendations from Previous CAA Work Original 6 recommendations: Undertake cost benefit analysis of SSR and/or other approach monitoring improvements Complete design and assessment work for Gatwick APV BaroVNAV trial and six GNSS trial approaches Prepare strategy for APV implementation based on results of trial Complete development of GNSS approach validation tool and make available for use Encourage operators to review training procedures on how to deal with GPWS alerts Review CAP 516 RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Progress with Recommendations from Previous CAA Work Additional 3 recommendations: Publish results of GNSS trial in CAA Paper Seek changes to specification of displayed information to reduce potential CFIT risk during RNAV (GNSS) operations Raise awareness of meaning and correct use of information displayed on certain GPS receivers RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Industry Work Airline Flight Operations CFIT training SOPs Crew debrief of CFIT-related incidents Helicopter Operations Air Navigation Service Provider Download of mode S Data Introduction of MSAW (Minimum Safe Altitude Warning) RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
Next Steps Review of 2008 CFIT Fishbone Group Recommendations Formulate Future Recommendations RETRE Conference – 17 November 2009
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