Airport runway collisions and near-misses increasing, 22 years of data show
Analysis of two decades of data reveals a rising trend in runway collisions and near-misses at airports.
Data spanning 22 years shows that runway collisions and near-misses are becoming more frequent. Recent incidents at Sydney Airport, including four close calls in four weeks, have drawn attention to air traffic management practices. The trend raises concerns about aviation safety protocols.
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Airport runway collisions and near‑misses are happening more frequently, 22 years of data show
Four close calls on Sydney Airport runways in as many weeks have put air traffic management in the spotlight.
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Airport runway collisions and near‑misses are happening more frequently
Data shows the plane-related incidents are becoming more common.