Aviation safety relies on accuracy, discipline, and a solid grasp of human factors. A key concept in this area is The Dirty Dozen. In the previous newsletter, we identified the twelve elements shown below. This issue explores the first six
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Aviation safety relies on precision, discipline, and a thorough understanding of human factors. A pivotal tool in promoting this understanding is the concept of The Dirty Dozen. But what is it, and why has it become so integral to aviation
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Achieving excellence in aviation safety requires more than just compliance with regulations – it demands an ingrained culture of safety supported by a strong understanding of Human Factors. By seamlessly integrating Human Factors into
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Making mistakes isn’t a failure—it’s part of being human. Research suggests that we make 3-6 errors every waking hour, whether driving, working, or running daily errands. Most of these errors don’t have serious consequences because we
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The value of SMS software, aviation safety, QSMS, business aviation
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EASA – European Union Aviation Safety Agency has noticed an alarming trend in the number of reports of unreliable speed and altitude indications during the first flight(s) following the aircraft leaving storage, caused by contaminated air data systems.
WYVERN Ltd and MRO Insider have partnered to help operators make better risk-based decisions when choosing an aircraft maintenance organization to support their business.
COVID-19 safety information for aircraft operators
Safety Management System (SMS) is a global standard throughout the aviation industry. It is required by the ICAO for all commercial aircraft operations and recognized as a basic element of professional management by civil aviation authorities around the world.
L.J. Aviation has successfully achieved Wingman Certification from Wyvern Ltd., one of the most demanding air carrier safety certifications.