AeroSafety World November 2009

Entire Issue

AeroSafety World November 2009
68 pages. [PDF 4.4M]

Features

Precious Lives. 5 pages. [PDF 349K]
Japan Airlines Safety Promotion Center compels reflection on solemn responsibilities of aviation professionals.

**Web Exclusive** Precious Lives [Expanded version of article]

ATC Crisis Management Training Pays Off. 3 pages. [PDF 214K]
Prior training proves its worth in a real-life event.

Topsy Turvy. 4 pages. [PDF 176K]
Time in a simulator can enhance a pilot’s upset recovery skills, but there’s no substitute for aerobatic training.

A New Human Factors Tool on SKYbrary. 2 pages. [PDF 259K]
The FSF Operator’s Guide to Human Factors in Aviation debuts on a Eurocontrol Web site.

Grappling with the Unexpected. 6 pages. [PDF 363K]
Ice-induced engine rollbacks, runway excursion alerts and proposed aid to criminal investigations capture industry attention.

Teamwork Fades in a Black Hole. 6 pages. [PDF 380K]
Lack of CRM training factored in a muddled approach and go-around.

Dousing the Flames. 5 pages. [PDF 300K]
FedEx is equipping its aircraft with an automatic fire-suppression system — a first for transport category cargo airplanes.

Departments

President’s Message | Regulating Fatigue. [PDF 87K]

Editorial Page | Delicate Balance. [PDF 70K]

Air Mail | Letters From Our Readers. [PDF 197K]

Safety Calendar | Industry Events. [PDF 73K]

In Brief | Safety News. [PDF 179K]

Foundation Focus | European Regional Airlines Applaud Article. [PDF 115K]

Foundation Focus | Flight Safety Foundation Members. [PDF 203K]

Data Link | Madrid Accident Overshadows EASA Data. [PDF 507K]

Info Scan | Sample Case. [PDF 395K]

On Record | MD-83 Clips Approach Lights on Departure. [PDF 296K]