Expectation bias, fatigue, factors in Air Canada A320 near landing on taxiway at SFO

NTSB: Expectation bias, fatigue were factors in the night-time near landing on a taxiway at SFO involving an Air Canada Airbus A320 in 2017.
NTSB: Expectation bias, fatigue were factors in the night-time near landing on a taxiway at SFO involving an Air Canada Airbus A320 in 2017.
An Air Canada Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner became stuck for over 4 hours after taxiing onto a taxiway under construction at Tokyo-Narita Airport, Japan.
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) opened the public docket as part of its ongoing investigation of the July 7, 2017, Air Canada overflight of a taxiway at San Francisco International Airport.
A passengers’ cellphone was crushed in the seat mechanism on an Air Canada Boeing 787-9. The lithium battery began smoking, but no fire was observed.
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) released its investigation report (A17O0025) into the runway excursion of Air Canada flight 623 at Toronto International Airport, Canada.
The TSB issued the final report on an incident in May 2016 when a fluid spill on electronic components led to an in-flight avionics compartment fire on an ERJ-190.
The TSB is investigating a runway incursion incident at Toronto Airport, Canada. An ERJ-175 stopped beyond the hold short line of an active runway on which an Air Canada Boeing 787 was midway into the take-off roll.
The U.S. NTSB issued an investigative update on the July 7 San Francisco Airport near miss incident.
A serious near miss incident occurred at San Francisco on July 7 when an approaching Air Canada A320 lined up with an occupied taxiway.
The TSB concluded that the misinterpretation of taxi instruction led to arunway incursion incident at Toronto, Canada in January 2016.