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The impact of internship experience on professional identity, motivation, and attitude among aviation service majors: a cross-sectional empirical study. [PDF]
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Occupational health in aviation: a cross-sectional study of barodontalgia among Malaysian air force pilots. [PDF]
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1980
The first article in this series introduced the topic of air safety with a somewhat parochial review of trends in U.K. air transport. This present article expands the horizons to the international scene. My purpose is to examine trends over the last few years, and then to attempt a forecast of what can be expected in the next decade.
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The first article in this series introduced the topic of air safety with a somewhat parochial review of trends in U.K. air transport. This present article expands the horizons to the international scene. My purpose is to examine trends over the last few years, and then to attempt a forecast of what can be expected in the next decade.
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Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Application and Theory of Automation in Command and Control Systems, 2013
The on-going transformation from the current US Air Traffic System (ATS) to the Next Generation Air Traffic System (NextGen) will force the introduction of new automated systems and most likely will cause automation to migrate from ground to air. This will yield new function allocations between humans and automation and therefore change the roles and ...
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The on-going transformation from the current US Air Traffic System (ATS) to the Next Generation Air Traffic System (NextGen) will force the introduction of new automated systems and most likely will cause automation to migrate from ground to air. This will yield new function allocations between humans and automation and therefore change the roles and ...
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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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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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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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(1970). General Aviation Safety. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 203-205.
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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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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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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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<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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