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The Canadian Transportation Accident Investigation and Safety Board Act requires that federal Ministers provide formal responses to the TSB as to action taken or planned in response to our recommendations.

The Board also makes recommendations to other organizations and will assess all these responses and evaluate the degree to which they address the safety issues and deficiencies using an Assessment Rating Guide.

For recommendations and assessments made prior to January 1, 2005, please refer to our Annual Reports.

Air Recommendations and Assessments of Responses

Recommendation A02-05
That the Department of Transport take action to reduce the short term risk and eliminate the long term risk of contaminated insulation materials and debris propagating fires, and coordinate and encourage a similar response from other appropriate regulatory authorities.(A02O0123)
Response     Asssessment/Reassessment
Rating: Fully Satisfactory

Recommendation A02-04
That the Department of Transport take action to reduce the short term risk and eliminate the long term risk of heater ribbon installation failures starting fires, and coordinate and encourage a similar response from other appropriate regulatory authorities.(A02O0123)
Response     Asssessment/Reassessment
Rating: Satisfactory in Part

Recommendation A02-02
That the Department of Transport take immediate action to implement regulations restricting pilots from conducting approaches where the ceiling does not provide an adequate safety margin for the approach or landing.(A99Q0151)
Response     Asssessment/Reassessment
Rating: Satisfactory Intent

Recommendation A02-01
That the Department of Transport expedite the approach ban regulations prohibiting pilots from conducting approaches in visibility conditions that are not adequate for the approach to be conducted safely.(A99Q0151)
Response     Asssessment/Reassessment
Rating: Satisfactory Intent