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AeroSafety World January 2007


Entire Issue
 

AeroSafety World January 2007 68 pages. [PDF 3.9M]

Features
 

Battling Accident Criminalization 4 pages. [PDF 270K]

Joint Resolution Regarding Criminalization of Aviation Accidents.

Auditing for Best Practices 3 pages. [PDF 149K]

FSF Audit Team’s findings related to flight monitoring, training and personnel and recommendations for best practices in these areas.

Missed Opportunities 7 pages. [PDF 454K]

The pilots did not notice a misset pressurization mode selector and misidentified a warning about cabin altitude. After hypoxia struck, autoflight systems kept the 737 flying until the fuel ran out.

Committing to Automation 3 pages. [PDF 245K]

Technologies influence hand-flying skills, ATC safety nets, airport moving maps and runway-debris detection.

Common Route Ahead 4 pages. [PDF 219K]

Global Aviation Safety Roadmap demands sharper safety focus by states, regions and industry.

Dangerous or Just Different? 5 pages. [PDF 213K]

New questions about the safety of the MU-2B have been answered with proposed special requirements for those who fly the complex, speedy twin-turboprop.

Risks on Feathered Wings 5 pages. [PDF 249K]

As air traffic and wildlife populations increase, collisions between aircraft and wildlife — especially birds — are increasingly likely.

Last Line of Defense 4 pages. [PDF 213K]

Conclusions from the analyses of six approach and landing incidents that might have resulted in controlled flight into terrain but for timely warnings by TAWS.

‘Over in a Flash’ 4 pages. [PDF 300K]

How Airbus emptied a packed A380 12 seconds faster than necessary.

Departments
 

President’s Message | Connections [PDF 98K]

Editorial Page | A Slight Adjustment [PDF 77K]

Air Mail | Letters From Our Readers [PDF 181K]

Safety Calendar | Industry Events [PDF 71K]

In Brief | Safety News [PDF 181K]

Data Link | Swiss Watch [PDF 103K]

Info Scan | Pilot Project [PDF 166K]

On Record | Crew Continues Takeoff After Engine Surges at V1 [PDF 434K]

 

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