Julian Bray Aviation Security Analyst and Broadcaster writes: The AAIB ( Air Accidents Investigation Branch ) have just confirmed in a statement released earlier (August 22nd 2016) today, the FINAL REPORT into the Shoreham Air Accident will be published, within the next four months, that is before the end of this year.
This is quite an achievement by the AAIB, who have not only mounted a major, and very detailed investigation in the Shoreham air display disaster, as we have reported in detail over the months, in which many people, outside of the air show perimeter, and motorists on an adjoining motorway lost their lives.
The AAIB also during the period, assisted in the CAA revision of air display rules for the conduct of air shows and aerial displays, but have also had a major legal battle over the custody of evidence submitted and collected by the AAIB, as police have demanded access to AAIB materials, before the final AAIB report is published.
Our own reactive, speculative posts following the incident are on this link:-
https://julianbrayrecessionbuster07944217476.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=shoreham
AAIB Statement on the Shoreham air display accident investigation
Acting Chief Inspector of Air Accidents, David Miller, said:
“Today marks the first anniversary of the Shoreham air display accident. Our thoughts are with all those affected by this tragedy.
"We have published three special bulletins which have included safety recommendations to prevent future similar accidents. Our final report will integrate and expand on those previous bulletins, which dealt with systemic issues, and cover the technical aspects of the accident itself.
"The final report is expected to be published later this year.”
Since the accident, the AAIB has published three special bulletins.
Special Bulletin S3/2015, published 4 September 2015.
Special Bulletin S4/2015, published 21 December 2015.
Special Bulletin S1/2016, published 10 March 2016.
“Today marks the first anniversary of the Shoreham air display accident. Our thoughts are with all those affected by this tragedy.
"We have published three special bulletins which have included safety recommendations to prevent future similar accidents. Our final report will integrate and expand on those previous bulletins, which dealt with systemic issues, and cover the technical aspects of the accident itself.
"The final report is expected to be published later this year.”
Since the accident, the AAIB has published three special bulletins.
Special Bulletin S3/2015, published 4 September 2015.
Special Bulletin S4/2015, published 21 December 2015.
Special Bulletin S1/2016, published 10 March 2016.
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