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Selected Aspects of the Human Factor in the Context of Aviation Safety

Safety & Defense
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the factors contributing to aircraft accidents, with a specific focus on the role of human factors. It emphasizes the critical importance of identifying potential hazards to effectively prevent aircraft ...
Magda Mrozik, Jarosław Kozuba, Katarzyna Brzeska, Mateusz Urzędowski   +3 more
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Fatal weather-related general aviation accidents in the United States

, 2016
General, or private and non-commercial, aviation accidents produce more fatalities than any other aviation category within the United States. Despite advances in scientific understanding and technology since the early 1900s, weather causes concern for ...
Walker S. Ashley (2888663), Andrew J. Fultz (2888660)   +1 more
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Knowledge Graph-Based Causal Analysis of Aviation Accidents: A Hybrid Approach Integrating Retrieval-Augmented Generation and Prompt Engineering

Aerospace
The causal analysis of historical aviation accidents documented in investigation reports is important for the design, manufacture, operation, and maintenance of aircraft.
Xinyu Xiang, Xiyuan Chen, Jianzhong Yang
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Research on Text Information Extraction and Analysis of Civil Transport Aircraft Accidents Based on Large Language Model

Engineering Proceedings
Civil aviation safety is crucial to the airline transportation industry, and the effective prevention and analysis of accidents are essential. This paper delves into the mining of unstructured textual information within accident reports, tracing the ...
Jianzhong Yang, Tao Su, Xiyuan Chen
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Spatial disorientation in general aviation accidents.

Spatial disorientation (SD) refers to an incorrect self-appraisal of the attitude or motion of the pilot and his aircraft with respect to the earth. This paper defines elements of SD problems as encountered in general civil aviation.
Civil Aeromedical Institute, Collins, William E., Kirkham, William R., Grape, Paula M., Simpson, Janes M., Wallace, Terry F.   +5 more
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Measuring the independence of aircraft accident investigation authorities in ICAO Member States [PDF]

, 2013
This project examines the safety management of civil aircraft accident investigation authorities in International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Member States, with particular emphasis on the independence of the investigations.
Alsrisari, Sami Mohammed
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Aviation security and terrorism: a review of the economic issues [PDF]

Following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the passage of the Aviation and Transportation Act mandated a substantial increase in resources devoted to aviation security. This paper summarizes the specific changes stemming from this legislation.
Sarosh R. Khan, Jeffrey P. Cohen, Cletus C. Coughlin   +2 more
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Antarctica aviation: Accidents and safety policy [PDF]

, 2004
Safety in aviation concerns managing risk rather than its elimination. This is certainly true for aircraft operations to, from and within the Antarctic region. This report looks to a series of accidents and incidents that have occurred in the Antarctic
Chilton, Mike
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Loss of control testing of light aircraft and a cost effective approach to flight test

, 2010
Copyright @ The Society of Flight Test EngineersLoss of control in Visual Meteorological Conditions (VMC) is the most common cause of fatal accidents involving light aircraft in the UK and probably worldwide.
Gratton, G.B., Gratton, GB, Bromfield, Mike, Gratton, G., Bromfield, M.; id_orcid, Bromfield, MA   +5 more
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Contributing Factors in Piper PA28 and Cirrus SR20 Aircraft Accidents

, 2011
A large midwestern university has recently acquired Cirrus SR20 aircraft to replace an aging Piper PA28-161 fleet. This change to new and more advanced Cirrus aircraft has led to major changes in the flight program curriculum.
Franza, Andrew J
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