Flight Safety Australia

May-June 2002 - Vol 6 No 3

Cover story

Fact and fallacy - Commonly held aviation beliefs that are just plain wrong.

What went wrong?

Overloaded - An inexperienced pilot risks everything to keep his job.

End of daylight - Daylight is fading fast. The decision is easy, putting it into action is another story.

Asymmetric flap - Skimping on a pre-flight inspection to make up lost time turned out to be a dangerous move.

Safety Management

Safe and sound - Creating a safety management system to suit your aviation business makes sound business sense.

Flying operations

Beyond the black stump - Planning a trip Outback? Planning makes all the difference.

Cabin crew

Silence is golden - Taking a quiet moment before take-off to review safety procedures could save lives.

Airworthiness

Asleep on the job - Fatigue management for maintenance personnel.

Clear Qualifications - An explanation of proposed new regulations on technical qualifications for maintenance personnel.

ATSB supplement

ATSB

  • What happens when a 737 pilo loses conciousness in flight?
  • Safety briefs.
  • Confidential aviation incident reports.

Regulars

Letters - Flak and flattery.
News - Developments in aviation safety.
Safety Check - Test your knowledge.
Short Final - What the Commonwealth's strict liability laws mean for aviation.

 

 
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