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- The fatal 2004 Halifax cargo jet crash, caused by crew fatigue and inadequate training, raised concerns, but key safety improvements remain unimplemented 20 years later.
- Issues like crew fatigue management and a takeoff monitoring system recommended by the Transportation Safety Board are yet to be addressed.
- Despite stricter Canadian-pilot regulations, foreign cargo planes landing in Canada-remain-under-scrutiny for fatigue management standards.
Twenty Years After Halifax Cargo Jet Crash, Safety Improvements Still Lacking
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