Runway Safety (approach and landing), Flight Ops
Failure to Mitigate
Studying the psychology of decision making during unstable approaches and why go-around policies are ineffective.
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Runway Safety (approach and landing), Flight Ops
Studying the psychology of decision making during unstable approaches and why go-around policies are ineffective.
by J. Martin Smith, David W. Jamieson and William F. Curtis
Global safety implications of Europe’s first PBN 0.1 implementation quickly became obvious.
by Mario Pierobon
Even in the mildest of tropical storms, dangerous flight conditions prevail.
by Ed Brotak
Runway Safety (approach and landing), Flight Ops, Winter/Challenging Ops
Temperature–dew point spread helps pilots anticipate slippery winter landing conditions.
by Reinhard Mook
Updated guidance helps flight crews and air traffic controllers to maximize the safety benefits that…
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Dust storms, including high winds, can occur anywhere there is lots of dry soil.
by Ed Brotak
Computer simulations validate risks involved if airline pilots consider a go-around after touchdown.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Dutch report on a high-speed rejected takeoff explores the ‘RTO dilemma.’
by Mark Lacagnina
Guidance material and proposed regulations target the risks in nonroutine operations.
by Mark Lacagnina
Every now and then even the best tools result in little more than a guess.
by Ed Brotak