FAA Safety Briefing Magazine

The FAA Safety Policy Voice of Non-commercial General Aviation

Getting To Know the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee

The January/February 2026 issue of FAA Safety Briefing magazine focuses on the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee (GAJSC), highlighting their comprehensive and data-driven approach toward improving aviation safety.

Download the January/February 2026 issue or use the links below to read each article online.

Feature Articles


	Good Government in Action A Closer Look at the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee
	Loss of Control – Approach and Landing A True 'Pilot Project' for Aviation Safety
	Loss of Control – Departure and Enroute An Expanded Look at Loss of Control Accidents
	System Component Failure – Powerplant Enhancing Maintenance Safety Through Data-driven Collaboration
	Controlled Flight into Terrain The Route to Refining Recognition in the Air
	System Component Failure – Non-Powerplant Non-Powerplant Problem Prevention
	Making Flying Safer With Angle of Attack Indicators Installing This Device Could Save Your Life

Departments

	A Collaborative Approach To GA Safety Jumpseat: An Executive Policy Perspective
	Expediting Your Medical Aeromedical Advisory: A Checkup on All Things Aeromedical
	Online Presence For GA Safety Checklist: FAA Resources and Safety Reminders
	Teaming Up For Drone Safety Drone Debrief: Drone Safety Roundup
	Fighting Flight Control Cable Failures Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: GA Maintenance Issues
	Staying Coherent At The Collective Vertically Speaking: Safety Issues for Rotorcraft Pilots
	Don't Get Tongue-Tied With Aviation Safety On Final: An Editor’s Perspective
	Christopher Gomes, FAA's Office of Accident Investigation and Prevention Faces: FAA Employee Profile