The Aviation Safety Letter
(ASL) is published quarterly by Transport Canada, Civil Aviation.
It is distributed to all holders of a valid Canadian pilot licence or permit, and to all holders of a
valid Canadian aircraft maintenance engineer (AME) licence. It is also distributed to national and international
organizations and other interested parties.
The ASL includes articles that address aviation safety from all perspectives, such as safety insight derived
from accidents and incidents, information tailored to the needs of maintenance and servicing personnel and
aviation managers, and much more. It now includes topics that were previously addressed in the Aviation
Safety Maintainer, the Aviation Safety Vortex and the Aviation Safety Ultralight and
Balloon newsletters.
Aviation Safety Maintainer:
Information previously published in the Aviation Safety Maintainer can now be found in the Aviation
Safety Letter (starting in issue 3/2005). Back issues of the Aviation Safety Maintainer are still
available on the Web.
Aviation Safety Ultralight and
Balloon: Information previously published in the Aviation Safety Ultralight & Balloon
can now be found in the Aviation Safety Letter (starting in issue 3/2005). A special section to address
recreational aviation topics can also be found in issues 1/2003 to 1/2005 of the Aviation Safety Letter.
Back issues of the Aviation Safety Ultralight & Balloon are still available on the Web.
Aviation Safety Vortex:
Information tailored to the needs of the helicopter community can now be found in the Aviation Safety
Letter (starting in issue 3/2005). Back issues of the Aviation Safety Vortex are still available
on the Web.
| The contents do not necessarily reflect official policy and, unless stated, should not be construed
as regulations or directives. Letters with comments and suggestions are invited. All correspondence should
include the author’s name, address and telephone number. The editor reserves the right to edit all published
articles. The author’s name and address will be withheld from publication upon request.
Editor
Aviation Safety Letter
Transport Canada (AARQ)
Place de Ville, Tower C
Ottawa ON K1A 0N8 |
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