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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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Aviation Fuel Safety

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1965
<div class="htmlview paragraph">In 1964, at the request of the Federal Aviation Agency, an Ad Hoc Group on Aviation Fuel Safety was organized by the Coordinating Research Council, Inc. This Group assembled and reviewed the technical information available concerning the safe handling and usage of aviation gasolines, jet A (kerosene), and jet B (JP-
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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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Lessons Learned from Aviation Safety

Journal of Safety Research, 2008
The principles of Prevention through Design (PtD) may be broadly applied. For example, physicians collect information on adverse effects of drugs from the field. They then turn this information over to the pharmaceutical companies. In response, the pharmaceutical companies evaluate the data and make necessary changes, such as altering the label of a ...
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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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Aviation Safety Datacubes

Air traffic today is immense, with large numbers of humans and goods transported routinely, but also in search and rescue missions, military contexts, and hobby piloting, etc. Still, aviation today is safer than it ever has been, thanks to advanced technology and procedures which are continuously revisited and, where necessary, improved.
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Vortex safety in aviation

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2012
The objective is the general review of impact of aircraft wake vortices on the follower aircraft encountering the wake. Currently, the presence of wake vortices past aircraft limits the airspace capacity and flight safety level for aircraft of different purposes. However, wake vortex nature and evolution have not been studied in full measure.
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Aviation Safety

2023
Luca Zamparini, Joseph Szyliowicz
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GLOBAL AVIATION SAFETY SNAPSHOT

World of Transport and Transportation, 2018
For the English full text of the article please see the attached PDF-File (English version follows Russian version).Based on ICAO information: https://www.icao.int/Pages/default.aspx, https://www.icao.int/safety/iStars/Pages/API-Data-Service ...
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Aviation safety, an introduction

Air & Space Europe, 2001
Abstract Air transport will continue to grow. It has a good relative safety record but public perception focuses on total accidents rather than relative safety. This has led to the setting of ambitious new safety targets for air transport, whose attainment will require improved knowledge of causes of accidents and better understanding of the effects ...
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