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Selected Aviation Readings
If during your Internet navigation you happen to get into airmanshiponline.com
and you don't understand the italian language, here you may still find
some useful aviation readings.
We believe that this stuff is something nice to know for you, as
an informed passenger, and that you need to know it, if you are
a professional airman.
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Uncovering
the policy factor in accidents
[zipped pdf file 400K]
By
Gerrard M. Bruggink
A
milestone analysis by a prominent accident investigator showed (since
1985) that managerial policy - not "crew error" - most often triggers
airline tragedies. Gerrard Bruggink's findings are well summarized
in those words at the top of airmanshiponline
home page.
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Windshear
reminder - A Special Report of an old accident: Pan American Flight
759
A
brief description of the accident of PanAm Boeing 727-200, Flight
759 crashed after takeoff from runway 10 at New Orleans International
Airport, 20 years ago (July 9, 1982). Article by Chris Kilroy from
Air Disaster.com website. |
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Accident Prevention
July 1988
Summer
Hazards [4
pages. PDF 74K]
Every
pilot should be well informed of the perils of summer flying. High
temperatures often cause problems on airport surfaces and degrade
aircraft performance.
You may
view this Flight Safety Foundation Bulletin at the following address:
http://www.flightsafety.org/members/serveme.cfm?path=ap/ap_jul88.pdf
After a free
subscription as a FSF Publications New User, you may access the document
selecting again the pdf.file address. |
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Accident Prevention
August 1988
Coping
With Hydroplaning [4
pages. PDF 28K]
Although
a rare occurrence, hydroplaning requires specific piloting skills.
The author explains several techniques for negotiating such a circumstance.
You may
view this Flight Safety Foundation Bulletin at the following address:
http://www.flightsafety.org/members/serveme.cfm?path=ap/ap_aug88.pdf
After a free
subscription as a FSF Publications New User, you may access the document
selecting again the pdf.file address. |
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