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Systematic rise in flight cancellations during space weather events. [PDF]

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Luo RD   +17 more
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The use of diabetes technology under aviation conditions: A systematic review of human and in-vitro studies and future considerations. [PDF]

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Meçani R   +11 more
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Aviation safety

2020
Aviation safety management in the Royal Netherlands Air Force, B.A.C. Droste aviation accident investigation methods and boundaries of safety systems, R.T. Francis II prospects of aviation authorities on harmonization and maintaining of safety standards, K. Koplin regulation of market entry and market freedom in air transport, H.A.
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General Aviation Safety

Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1970
(1970). General Aviation Safety. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 203-205.
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The role of safety architectures in aviation safety cases

Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 2019
Abstract We develop a notion of safety architecture (SA), based on an extension to Bow Tie Diagrams (BTDs), to characterize the overall scope of the mitigation measures undertaken to provide safety assurance at both design time and during operations.
Ewen Denney, Ganesh Pai, Iain Whiteside
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Alcohol policy and aviation safety

Addiction, 1997
AbstractAviation provides an environment which is almost uniquely unforgiving of mistakes. Accordingly, impairment of aircrew performance by alcohol can, and occasionally does, lead to catastrophic mistakes. That such disasters are rare, is a credit to the responsibility of aircrew themselves and to the effectiveness of aviation industry policies ...
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Safety lessons from aviation

Perfusion, 2005
Thirty years ago the world of Commercial Aviation provided a challenging environment. In my early flying days, aircraft accidents were not unusual, flying was seen as a risky business and those who took part, either as a provider or passenger, appeared grudgingly willing to accept the hazards involved.
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Special Issue on Aviation Safety

Archives of Neurology, 1979
Subscribers to theArchiveswill receive a special issue this month with the publication of Neurological and Neurosurgical Conditions Associated With Aviation Safety . The preliminary arrangements for production of this work began two years ago when the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approached the American Medical Association with a proposal to ...
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