The Aircraft Accident & Incident Investigations in Amsterdam is a specialized training course designed to prepare aviation professionals to conduct thorough investigations and enhance flight safety.
From:
08-12-2025
From:
26-01-2026
From:
01-06-2026
Course Overview
Aircraft accidents and incidents present significant safety challenges and require structured, independent, and professional investigations. This Aircraft Accident & Incident Investigations Training Course equips participants with advanced knowledge of ICAO Annex 13 standards, investigation procedures, evidence collection, and report writing.
Participants will learn how to analyze human, technical, and organizational factors that contribute to accidents and incidents. The course also emphasizes the importance of safety recommendations and lessons learned for preventing recurrence.
Through case studies and interactive exercises, attendees will gain practical experience in applying investigation techniques and preparing accurate reports for aviation safety authorities.
Course Benefits
Understand ICAO Annex 13 investigation standards.
Develop investigation planning and fieldwork skills.
Learn methods of evidence collection and preservation.
Strengthen skills in data analysis and report writing.
Improve ability to make effective safety recommendations.
Course Objectives
Review ICAO Annex 13 and international investigation frameworks.
Apply systematic approaches to accident and incident investigations.
Conduct on-site evidence gathering and witness interviewing.
Analyze flight data, human factors, and technical failures.
Prepare factual, analytical, and final investigation reports.
Formulate safety recommendations to prevent recurrence.
Evaluate case studies of significant aviation accidents.
Training Methodology
The course uses a mix of lectures, group workshops, simulation exercises, and analysis of past aviation accident and incident case studies to reinforce investigation skills.
Target Audience
Aviation safety investigators and officers.
Airline and airport safety managers.
Civil aviation authority inspectors.
Professionals involved in aviation risk management.
Target Competencies
Accident and incident investigation.
Evidence collection and analysis.
Human factors in aviation safety.
Report writing and safety recommendations.
Course Outline
Unit 1: ICAO Annex 13 and Investigation Principles
Overview of ICAO Annex 13.
Legal framework and responsibilities.
Types of investigations and classifications.
International cooperation in investigations.
Unit 2: Investigation Preparation and On-Site Procedures
Initial response and securing the site.
Investigation team roles and coordination.
Evidence collection and preservation.
Safety precautions at crash sites.
Unit 3: Human Factors and Organizational Issues
The role of human performance in accidents.
Organizational and systemic contributors.
Interviewing witnesses and crew.
Human factors case studies.
Unit 4: Technical and Data Analysis
Flight data recorder (FDR) and cockpit voice recorder (CVR) analysis.
Wreckage examination and reconstruction.
Laboratory analysis techniques.
Integrating technical data with human and operational findings.
Unit 5: Reporting and Safety Recommendations
Structure of accident investigation reports.
Drafting factual and analytical sections.
Developing effective safety recommendations.
Lessons learned from past investigations.
Ready to enhance your aviation investigation expertise?
Join the Aircraft Accident & Incident Investigations Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and contribute to global aviation safety.
The Aircraft Accident & Incident Investigations Training Courses in Amsterdam provide aviation professionals with the expertise and practical skills needed to conduct thorough, systematic, and compliant investigations into aircraft accidents and incidents. Designed for aviation safety officers, accident investigators, airline safety managers, and regulatory authorities, these programs focus on identifying root causes, mitigating future risks, and enhancing overall aviation safety.
Participants explore the principles of aircraft accident and incident investigation, including data collection, analysis of flight operations, human factors assessment, and regulatory reporting. The courses emphasize practical methodologies for examining wreckage, interpreting flight data and cockpit voice recordings, and coordinating with aviation authorities and multi-disciplinary investigation teams. Through case studies, simulations, and scenario-based exercises, attendees develop the ability to reconstruct incidents, determine contributing factors, and provide actionable safety recommendations.
These aircraft investigation training programs in Amsterdam blend theoretical knowledge with applied practice, covering topics such as international investigation standards, safety management integration, legal and ethical considerations, and effective communication of findings. Participants also learn to develop investigative reports, implement preventive measures, and support organizational safety policies to reduce the likelihood of future accidents. The curriculum highlights leadership, analytical skills, and collaboration across aviation stakeholders as essential components for successful investigations.
Attending these training courses in Amsterdam provides professionals with access to expert-led instruction and exposure to international best practices in aviation accident investigation. The city’s position as a global aviation hub offers an ideal environment for applied learning and peer collaboration. By completing this specialization, participants emerge equipped to conduct thorough, professional, and compliant aircraft accident and incident investigations—strengthening aviation safety, improving risk management, and enhancing operational resilience across the aviation industry.