Fitness for Duty, Human Factors
Safety specialists inevitably struggle to comprehend murder and/or suicide attributed to a flight crewmember.
The March 24, 2015, crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 brought the rogue pilotāintentional crash phenomenon to the forefront of aviation safety discourse. Unlike most aircraft accident investigations that first delve into physical evidence and data at the accident site, a rogue pilotārelated investigation takes the accident investigator into non-traditional areas of inquiry, including the personal, and often private, lives of the flight crew.
Airline pilot survey finds most uninformed of flight-related risks of blood clots.
Study probes link between aeromedical certification and reduced odds of death.
Fitness for Duty, Human Factors
Anxiety drove an A319 copilot from the cockpit during an approach to Glasgow; experts say…
