Authority: New routines needed as more military aircraft share Sweden's airspace

The Swedish Accident Investigation Authority recommends changed safety routines, as more military aircraft now need to co-exist with passenger flights in Sweden's airspace.

Last year an airplane flying into Skavsta airport outside Nyköping had to take evasive action to avoid two JAS fighter aircrafts, leading to a flight attendant breaking her foot.

The authority now want pilots and air traffic controllers to receive more training in anti-collision systems. ...