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1/6/25, 4:10 PM GCAA Adopts Protocol For Autopsy And Aviation Medicine In Air Accident Investigations - UrduPoint
analyse the health status of flight crew members as one of the investigative

aspects. This is in addition to other elements related to the aircraft’s condition,

flight operations, and human factors. Together, these analyses integrate to yield
the most precise conclusions regarding the causes of accidents and the

contributing factors.

Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri stated, “The adoption of this protocol, designed to
provide more enablers for fostering a safer and more sustainable aviation

environment, reflects our commitment to the wise leadership's directives to

enhance aviation safety and develop innovative tools to improve

air accident investigations and prevent their recurrence.

We take pride in the advanced status of the UAE in aviation security and safety, as

well as its swift and sophisticated capabilities in dealing with air incidents.”

Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director-General of the GCAA, explained that the

protocol, with its policies and procedures developed in coordination and
collaboration with the relevant entities in the country, represents a qualitative leap

in the field of air accident investigations. It establishes a culture of multidisciplinary

cooperation and strengthens joint national efforts to ensure the application of

the best global standards in the aviation sector, identifying the causes of air

accidents and preventing their recurrence.

Captain Aysha Mohammed Al Hamil, Assistant Director-General in

Air Accident Investigations, stated, “This protocol is a valuable technical

development that enhances the effectiveness of investigations by incorporating
advanced forensic methods. By utilising the expertise available in the UAE, we aim

to build a more accurate and efficient investigations framework that helps

identify accident causes and prevent their recurrence.”

The protocol emphasises the importance of collaboration between public and

private sector entities, contributing to the long-term safety and sustainability of
aviation, while reinforcing the UAE's position in the global aviation community.

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