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Reporting an air accident or serious incident

Friday, 15 November 2024
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Reporting an air accident or serious incident
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What you need to know if you are involved in, or witness, an air accident or serious incident

This animation, created by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch, provides information about what to do if you are involved in or have witnessed an air accident or serious incident.

The video provides essential information on how to report the accident or serious incident and summarises the type of information we need in order to conduct our safety investigation.

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