Winter 1997 - Vol 2 No 3
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Cover story
Pilots behaving badly – The implications of intentional rule breaking Page 17
Regulars
- Follow up Page 5
- Briefs Page 7
- Trendlines Page 10
- Viewpoint Page 10
- Reviews Page 38
What went wrong?
A case of mistaken identity Page 13
Ditched at sea Page 15
Medical matters
The right sight – Eye problems and advances in visual correction Page 21
Flying operations
The way the wind blows Page 24
Responsibilities of the chief pilot Page 27
Ground damage costs Page 28
Aerial mustering: flicked on the turn Page 30
Airworthiness
Why do good tradespeople make mistakes? Page 31
Critical decline in lame numbers Page 32
Vibration build-up – Uncontrolled “flutter” can shake aircraft apart in seconds Page 33
Fuels ain’t fuels Page 34
Maintenance management Page 34
When the clock strikes 2000 Page 35
Cabin crew
Evacuation Page 36
Safety check
Maintenance, flying operations and general interest quiz. Page 39
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