Fatigue factor in 2018 Halifax Boeing 747-400 runway overrun accident

Fatigue was a factor in the runway overrun accident involving a Boeing 747-400 cargo plane at Halifax, Canada in November 2018.
Fatigue was a factor in the runway overrun accident involving a Boeing 747-400 cargo plane at Halifax, Canada in November 2018.
In its newly released investigation report TSB Canada found that changing runways without recalculating the landing distance required based on the changes in wind and runway surface conditions, led to a runway overrun in Halifax, Canada, in 2020.
A Sky Lease Cargo Boeing 747-400F suffered a runway excursion after landing at Halifax Airport, Canada.
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) found that approach procedures, poor visibility and airfield lighting led to the 2015 collision with terrain of Air Canada Flight 624 at the Halifax/Stanfield International Airport.
Air Canada is sueing manufacturer Airbus for negligence in the 2015 accident involving an Airbus A320 at Halifax Airport, Canada.
The Canadian aviation regulator, Transport Canada, is one of the parties being sued in a class action law suit over the accident of Air Canada flight 624 at Halifax in 2015.