Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economic system and Chairman of the Board of Administrators of the Normal Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), has accepted the “Protocol for Post-mortem and Aviation Medication in Air Accident Investigations,” a brand new step towards bettering air accident investigation practices.
This protocol represents a major and distinctive addition to the aviation sector within the UAE by enhancing nationwide capabilities in air accident investigations and fostering collaboration amongst numerous related entities.
It marks a essential growth in investigation methodologies by enabling investigators to seek the advice of consultants in forensic drugs and aviation drugs to analyse the well being standing of flight crew members as one of many investigative elements. That is along with different components associated to the plane’s situation, flight operations, and human components. Collectively, these analyses combine to yield probably the most exact conclusions concerning the causes of accidents and the contributing components.
Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri said, “The adoption of this protocol, designed to offer extra enablers for fostering a safer and extra sustainable aviation setting, displays our dedication to the sensible management’s directives to reinforce aviation security and develop progressive instruments to enhance air accident investigations and stop their recurrence.
We take satisfaction within the superior standing of the UAE in aviation safety and security, in addition to its swift and complicated capabilities in coping with air incidents.”
Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director-Normal of the GCAA, defined that the protocol, with its insurance policies and procedures developed in coordination and collaboration with the related entities within the nation, represents a qualitative leap within the area of air accident investigations. It establishes a tradition of multidisciplinary cooperation and strengthens joint nationwide efforts to make sure the applying of the perfect international requirements within the aviation sector, figuring out the causes of air accidents and stopping their recurrence.
Captain Aysha Mohammed Al Hamil, Assistant Director-Normal in Air Accident Investigations, said, “This protocol is a useful technical growth that enhances the effectiveness of investigations by incorporating superior forensic strategies. By utilising the experience obtainable within the UAE, we goal to construct a extra correct and environment friendly investigations framework that helps establish accident causes and stop their recurrence.”
The protocol emphasises the significance of collaboration between private and non-private sector entities, contributing to the long-term security and sustainability of aviation, whereas reinforcing the UAE’s place within the international aviation group.
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