1.7 Meteorological information: a) Brief statement on the meteorological conditions appropriate to the circumstances including both forecast and actual conditions, and the availability of meteorological information to the crew. b) Natural conditions at the time of the accident (sunlight, moonlight, twilight, etc.). 1.8 Pertinent information on navigation aids available, including Aids to navigation. landing aids such as ILS, MLS, NDB, PAR, VOR, visual ground aids, etc., and their effectiveness at the time. 1.9 Pertinent information on aeronautical mobile and service Communications. communications and their effectiveness. 1.10 Pertinent information associated with the aerodrome, its Aerodrome information. facilities and condition, or with the take-off or landing area if other than an aerodrome. 1.11 Location of the flight recorder installations in the aircraft, their Flight recorders. condition on recovery and pertinent data available therefrom. 1.12 General information on the site of the accident Wreckage and impact information. and the distribution pattern of the wreckage; detected material failures or component malfunctions. Details concerning the location and state of the different pieces of the wreckage are not normally required unless it is necessary to indicate a break-up of the aircraft prior to impact. Diagrams, charts and photographs may be included in this section or attached in the Appendices. 1.13 Brief description of the results of the Medical and pathological information. investigation undertaken and pertinent data available therefrom. Note. Medical information related to flight crew licences should be included in 1.5 — — Personnel information. 1.14 If fire occurred, information on the nature of the occurrence, and of the Fire. firefighting equipment used and its effectiveness. 1.15 Brief description of search, evacuation and rescue, location of Survival aspects. crew and passengers in relation to injuries sustained, failure of structures such as seats and seatbelt attachments. 1.16 Brief statements regarding the results of tests and research. Tests and research. 1.17 Organizational and management information. Pertinent information concerning the organizations and their management involved in influencing the operation of the aircraft. The organizations include, for example, the
1.7 Meteorological information: a) Brief statement on the meteorological conditions appropriate to the circumstances including both forecast and actual conditions, and the availability of meteorological information to the crew. b) Natural conditions at the time of the accident (sunlight, moonlight, twilight, etc.). 1.8 Aids to navigation. Pertinent information on navigation aids available, including landing aids such as ILS, MLS, NDB, PAR, VOR, visual ground aids, etc., and their effectiveness at the time. 1.9 Communications. Pertinent information on aeronautical mobile and service communications and their effectiveness. 1.10 Aerodrome information. Pertinent information associated with the aerodrome, its facilities and condition, or with the take-off or landing area if other than an aerodrome. 1.11 Flight recorders. Location of the flight recorder installations in the aircraft, their condition on recovery and pertinent data available therefrom. 1.12 Wreckage and impact information. General information on the site of the accident and the distribution pattern of the wreckage; detected material failures or component malfunctions. Details concerning the location and state of the different pieces of the wreckage are not normally required unless it is necessary to indicate a break-up of the aircraft prior to impact. Diagrams, charts and photographs may be included in this section or attached in the Appendices. 1.13 Medical and pathological information. Brief description of the results of the investigation undertaken and pertinent data available therefrom. Note. — Medical information related to flight crew licences should be included in 1.5 — Personnel information. 1.14 Fire. If fire occurred, information on the nature of the occurrence, and of the firefighting equipment used and its effectiveness. 1.15 Survival aspects. Brief description of search, evacuation and rescue, location of crew and passengers in relation to injuries sustained, failure of structures such as seats and seatbelt attachments. 1.16 Tests and research. Brief statements regarding the results of tests and research. 1.17 Organizational and management information. Pertinent information concerning the organizations and their management involved in influencing the operation of the aircraft. The organizations include, for example, the