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Dabolim Airport Runway Incursion: AAIB Flags Safety Gap
The AAIB’s Dabolim airport runway incursion report flags civil-defence coordination, phraseology and taxiway risks after a near miss.
The AAIB has released a report on a runway incursion at Dabolim Airport, highlighting safety gaps that contributed to a near miss.
The findings point to issues in civil-defence coordination, as well as problems with phraseology and taxiway procedures that may have increased risk during taxi operations.
The report emphasizes the need for clearer communication and standardized terminology to reduce the possibility of misinterpretation on the ground.
Investigators identified gaps in how civil-defence coordination is integrated with airfield operations, suggesting improvements to joint procedures and situational awareness.
Additionally, the document calls attention to taxiway risk management, including guidance on routing, clearance timing, and confirmation practices to prevent entry into active runways.
Overall, the report stresses that strengthening coordination, language clarity, and taxiway safeguards are critical to preventing future incursions at the airport.