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September - October 2006 - Vol 10 No 5
Complete issue - 8.6 Mb PDF document
Cover story
Red alert - World-renowned human factors expert, Bob Helmreich, on developments in CRM.
What went wrong?
Mags on both - The value of checklists.
Long float - Landing in heavy rain.
Windshear - Alarming sink.
The right stuff
Pole to pole - A new record.
Flying Ops
Terrain warning - Breakthrough for GA?
That sinking feeling - The stall story.
Cabin Crew
Alcohol alert - Responsible service.
Airworthiness
Corrosion crisis - It's cheaper.
Dodgy mods - Risky business.
Also:
Service difficulty reports (selected listings), ADs & AACs
Leading edge
Heavyweight goes light - Use of composites.
Safety Rules
A new direction - CASA CEO, Bruce Byron, explains his vision for the future of safety regulation
- Move to European maintenance rules - New rules will provide more flexibility.
- Trans-Tasman recognition
ATSB supplement
Australian Transport Safety Bureau
- Lockhart River Accident - Overview of the Interim Factual Report
- A comparison of Australian civil fatal aircraft accidents: Far North Queensland in context.
- Safety briefs
Regulars
Readback - Flak and flattery.
Statistics - Australian and international accidents, July-August 2006.
Flight notes - Aviation safety news.
Short Final - Return of the killers.
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