Getting To Know the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee
15 Articles
The January/February 2026 issue of FAA Safety Briefing magazine focuses on the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee (GAJSC), highlighting their comprehensive and data-driven approach toward improving aviation safety.
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Feature Articles
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Good Government in Action: A Closer Look at the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee (on FlightPush)
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Loss of Control – Approach and Landing: A true 'Pilot Project' for Aviation Safety (on FlightPush)
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Loss of Control – Departure and Enroute: An Expanded Look at Loss of Control Accidents (on FlightPush)
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System Component Failure – Powerplant: Enhancing Maintenance Safety Through Data-driven Collaboration (on FlightPush)
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Controlled Flight into Terrain: The Route to Refining Recognition in the Air (on FlightPush)
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System Component Failure – Non-Powerplant: Non-Powerplant Problem Prevention (on FlightPush)
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Making Flying Safer With Angle of Attack Indicators: Installing This Device Could Save Your Life (on FlightPush)
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Departments
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Jumpseat: A Collaborative Approach To GA Safety (on FlightPush)
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Aeromedical Advisory: Expediting Your Medical (on FlightPush)
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Checklist: Online Presence For GA Safety (on FlightPush)
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Drone Debrief: Teaming Up For Drone Safety (on FlightPush)
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Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: Fighting Flight Control Cable Failures (on FlightPush)
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Vertically Speaking: Staying Coherent At The Collective (on FlightPush)
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On Final: Don't Get Tongue-Tied With Aviation Safety (on FlightPush)
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Faces: Christopher Gomes, FAA's Office of Accident Investigation and Prevention (on FlightPush)
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Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive