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July 2010 - Volume 5

Procedures target errors but may not trap them.
Checklists and monitoring are designed to counteract the possibility of human error in the cockpit. But while essential, they are not infallible. Benjamin A. Berman and R. Key Dismukes observed line operations during 60 flights to determine whether deviations from SOPs slip through.


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