AASK Database
The AASK (Aircraft Accident Statistics and Knowledge) database is a comprehensive aviation safety database maintained by FSEG, providing detailed information on aircraft accidents and incidents for research, analysis, and safety improvement purposes.
Overview
The AASK database contains extensive information on aircraft accidents and incidents, providing researchers, safety professionals, and aviation authorities with valuable data for understanding accident patterns, identifying safety trends, and developing improved safety measures.
Database Contents
Accident Information
- Accident Details: Comprehensive details of aircraft accidents
- Incident Reports: Reports of aviation incidents and near-misses
- Investigation Results: Results of accident investigations
- Causal Factors: Analysis of causal factors and contributing elements
Aircraft Data
- Aircraft Types: Information on different aircraft types involved
- Manufacturer Data: Data by aircraft manufacturer
- Model Information: Specific aircraft model information
- Technical Specifications: Technical specifications of involved aircraft
Operational Data
- Flight Phases: Accident data by flight phase
- Weather Conditions: Weather conditions at time of accidents
- Operational Context: Operational context and circumstances
- Environmental Factors: Environmental factors affecting accidents
Human Factors
- Crew Information: Information about flight crew involved
- Human Performance: Human performance factors in accidents
- Training Background: Training and experience of personnel
- Fatigue Factors: Fatigue and human factors considerations
Contact Information
For information about the AASK database or to request access, please contact:
- Email: aask@gre.ac.uk
- Phone: +44 (0) 20 8331 8999
- Location: University of Greenwich, London, UK