This new six CD-ROM collection contains various promotional products produced by System Safety headquarters and regional offices. This package is primarily designed to provide the regional System Safety Specialists with a central bank of materials for the regional safety briefings. However, this collection could well serve industry in setting up their own safety briefings.

The System Safety Summer Briefing Kit contains the following materials:

Runway Incursion Prevention Tools (TP 13914-1)

• Pilot’s Guide to Airport Signs & Markings - TP 13867
• Video “Danger on the Runway” - TP 13914 (V)
• Runway Incursion Prevention Posters
• Sub-Committee on Runway Incursions (SCRI) Final Report - TP 13795
• Runway Incursion PowerPoint Presentation
• Aviation Safety Letter Articles:
  • 4/2002 - Milan runway collision teaches lessons
  • 1/2002 - Safety Target: Runway Incursions
  • 4/2001 - Runway Incursions
  • 3/2000 - Tower, Why Should I Do What You Say?
  • 1/1999 - Intersecting Runway Collision
• Take Five: Runway Incursion
• CBAAC (Circular No. 0205 on Runway Incursions

Night VFR (NVFR) Prevention Tools

• NVFR PowerPoint Presentation + Quiz
• NVFR Poster - Cats Can See in The Dark - TP 13817
• NVFR Video - Black holes and Little Grey Cells - TP 13838(V)
• Aviation Safety Letter Articles:
  • 1/2002 - New Aviation Safety Video - Night VFR
  • 2/2001 - Night VFR Part II - The Dark Side of Night Flying
  • 4/2000 - Night VFR Part 1 - Do You See The Hazard?
  • 3/2000 - Spatial Disorientation at Night
  • 2/2000 - NVFR Awareness Campaign
  • 4/1999 - Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) at Night
  • 4/1999 - Essay: Kennedy's Design-induced Spiral
  • 2/1999 - Understanding Night VFR and the CFIT Risk
• Aviation Safety Vortex Articles:
  • 5/2000 - It Was a Dark and Dreary Night
  • 1/2000 - Exposure To Laser and Other Directed Bright Light Sources - Pilot Procedures
• Take Five: 178 Seconds + PIREP
• Commercial and Business Aviation Advisory Circular No. 0153
• TSB Final Reports
  • Report Number A94Q0182 - VFR Flight into Adverse Flight Conditions
  • Report Number A98A0184 - Aviation Occurrence Report

Airspace & GPS Awareness Tools

• Video "A Simple Mistake: At An Uncontrolled Aerodrome, You Are in Control" - TP 13623 (V)
• Posters:
  • Uncontrolled Aerodrome VFR Circuit Procedures - TP 11541
  • Uncontrolled Aerodrome IFR Procedures - TP 11962
  • Canada’s Airspace - TP 6010
• Aviation Safety Letter Articles:
  • Airspace section
    • 4/2002 - Circuit Incident
    • 3/2002 - Restricted Airspace - Know where it lies! (To The Letter)
    • 2/2002 - Direct Route end in CFIT
    • 4/2001 - Filing Those Position Reports - It’s Not for Big Brother
    • 4/2001 - Views from a Far Horizon (To The Letter)
    • 3/2001 - Published VFR Routes and Reporting Points
    • 3/2001 - Niagara Falls Restricted Airspace
    • 2/2001 - Mid-Air Collision (In the circuit - Mascouche)
    • 1/2001 - En route NOTAMs and Flight Information Regions
    • 2/1999 - Aviate, Navigate and Communicate!
    • 1/1999 - To The Letter - Communications Issues
    • UL&B - 1/2001 Mid-air Takes Two Lives
  • GPS Section
    • 4/2002 - GPS for VFR Navigation-Databases and Maps
    • 2/2002 - Direct Route end in CFIT
    • 3/2001 - Collision with Tower
    • 2/2001 - The Perils of Unapproved GPS
    • 4/2000 - Dangers of Flying Home-made GPS Approaches
    • 1/2000 - GPS Direct ...Or Is It?
    • 3/1999 - Flying Safely with GPS
• MF Procedures PowerPoint Presentation
• Airspace Newsletter articles

Various Topics

• Family of Take Fives
• Flying With Floats Pamphlet - TP 5584
• Light Aircraft Operating Tips pamphlet - TP 4441
• PowerPoint Presentations:
  • Flying - Risk Factors and Decision-Making
  • Fatigue Stress Pressure
  • Low Level Flying
  • Survival and Sparsely Settled Areas
  • Safe Float Flying
• TSB A01P0165 C-FHMW 18 July 2001 Case Study
• Aviation Investigation Report A01P0165
• Example of Float Plane Accident
• Aviation Safety Letter Articles:
  • Performance/Type Checks Section
    • 3/2002 - High Density Altitude Suspect in Loss of Control
    • 2/2002 - Type Checks and Recreational Aviation
    • 1/2002 - Spiral During Flight Training
    • 4/2001 - Fuel Exhaustion Leads to Stall
    • 3/2001 - Stall/Spin Training
    • 2/2000 - Full Flap Takeoff on Wet Grass-Maybe Not...
    • 3/1999 - Private Pilots Need Ultralight Type Check
    • 4/1998 - "Get-Home" Syndrome Leads to CFIT
    • 3/1998 - Out Of Fuel!
    • 3/1998 - Aviation 101: Stall During Final-Approach Turn
    • 2/1998 - VMC Into IMC Claims Two Lives
    • UL&B 2/1999 - Improper Crosswind Correction Leads to Incident
  • Others
    • 1/2002 - Your Bird Strike Reports Do Matter
    • 1/2002 - Search and Detect (Mid-Air collision avoidance)
    • 3/2001 - Destination, destination, destination!
    • 3/2001 - Think Again Before Attempting a Cloud-breaking Procedure
    • 1/2001 - True Underwater Egress Story
    • 4/2000 - Customs-Your Partner in General Aviation
    • 4/2000 - Over-the-counter Medication
    • 3/1999 - Short Circuit - Buying the Farm
    • 3/1999 - Treat Your ELT With Respect-It's Getting Old
    • 4/1998 - Operation "Martin-Pêcheur" (Kingfisher)
    • 3/1998 - I'm Not Going to Crash... So I Don't Need a Flight Plan!
    • 2/1998 - Underwater Egress - Revisited
    • UL&B 1/2000 - Some Tips on Ultralight Pre-flight/Maintenance

Weather to Fly - TP 13876

• Video "Weather to Fly" vignettes (Seasonal and General)
   
  • The Weather to Fly two CD set contains a series of 26, two minute video vignettes aimed at general aviation pilots and the general public. The aim of these vignettes is to promote safe flying and how weather affects flight conditions and is a factor in every flight.